QUESTION
1
1.1 Matching items
Choose a
description from COLUMN B that matches an item in COLUMN A. Write only the
letter (A - J) next to the question number (1.1.1 – 1.1.10).
COLUMN
A
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COLUMN
B
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1.1.1 Neurons
1.1.2 Corpus callosum
1.1.3 Sanguine
1.1.4 Malnutrition
1.1.5 Choleric
1.1.6 Rote-learning
1.1.7 Melancholy
1.1.8 Download
1.1.9 Stereotyping
1.1.10 Phlegmatic
1.1.11 Synapse
1.1.12 ADD
1.1.13 Sensory register
1.1.14 Three major parts of the brain
1.1.15 Preference
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A. Independent,
confident, restless, impulsive,
aggressive, active personality
B. A
set of characteristics or fixed ideas to represent a particular kind of
person
C. Passive,
carefree, peaceful, controlled, calm and non-confrontational personality
D. The
condition that develops when the body does not get enough vitamins,
protein to maintain healthy living
E. Moody,
anxious, sensitive, rigid, creative, pessimistic, depressive and quiet
personality
F. To
transfer or copy data from one computer to another or to a disk
G. Band
of nerve fibers connecting and passing information between two cerebral
hemispheres
H. Building
blocks of the nerves system
I. Learning
that involves memorization through repetition
J. A
cheerful, loud, carefree easygoing personality.
K. The
point of connection between two nerve cells
L. Attention
deficit disorder or hyper activity
M. The
brains method of filtering out
N. Important
information
O. A
greater liking for one thing rather than another.
P. forebrain,
midbrain, hindbrain
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(15
x
1) (15)
1.2 Complete sentences:
Use
one of the following words to complete the following sentences. Write only the
missing word.
Self-efficacy;
culture; preferences; traits; consistency.
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1.2.1 Personality
is the combination of qualities or ________ that form people’s unique
character
or who they are.
1.2.2 Personality also drives a person’s _______
for example to like swimming rather thantennis.
1.2.3 Traditions
handed down from generation to generation are called _____.
1.2.4 Acting
the same way or in a similar ways in a variety of situations is called ____.
1.2.5 Ability
to become an expert in a certain field is called _____.
(5
x 1) (5)
1.3 One word items
Write down one word for the following
explanations:
1.3.1. Acting on
the spur of the moment on a stimulus from the environment. 1.3.2. The type
of learning that is also referred to as modeling.
1.3.3. To scold a
child harshly in order to reduce or weaken bad behavior.
1.3.4. When you
trust in your own abilities when facing challenges. (1 x 4) (4)
1.4 State
FOUR different forms of learning. (4)
1.5 List
the levels of cognition of Blooms Taxonomy in order from the lowest to the highest level. (6)
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QUESTION
2
2.2 Briefly explain the difference between
short-term memory and long-term memory. (4)
2.3 Describe the term “whole brain learning”
and give an example of an activity that
encourage whole brain learning. (4)
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Total
section A: 50 MARKS
SECTION
B
QUESTION
3
3.1. Read the case Study below and answer the
questions that follow:
Phillip
is a very stubborn boy. He is only eleven years old. He is in grade 6.
He
is always picking a fight with other learners. Some of the parents have
already lodged complaints to the headmaster about his nasty behavior towards
other learners. He seems to enjoy the attention when his educator tries to
stop him.
Most
learners do not enjoy his presence in the class. When he is absent from
class, everybody seems to be free and enjoy every moment of that day. Some
learners call it 'freedom day'. Phillip does not seem to be bothered by the
hostile feelings he generates.
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3.1.1 What do you understand by the word personality? (2)
3.1.2 What possible factors in his environment that
is at home, school or among his
peers, might have contributed to his
behaviour? (3)
3.1.3 How can the educator help Phillip develop
more appropriate and (2)
productive behaviour and also nurture
the learner's sense of dignity?
3.2 Name and define FIVE broad factors of
personality and indicate an appropriate
occupation with each factor. (5
x 3) (15)
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QUESTION
4
4.1
Describe FIVE factors that contribute to self-motivation. (5 x 2) (10)
4.2Differentiate
between extrinsic motivation and intrinsic motivation (4)
4.3 Name
any FIVE factors that can lead to poor a self-concept.
(5)
4.4Discuss
the difference between self-concept, self-awareness, self-esteem, self-respect
and self-efficacy. (10)
4.5 Educators should not tell the learner that he
has failed, but rather that he needs to
attempt the task again. How can an
educator enhance the learner’s self-esteem?
(4)
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QUESTION 5
5.1 Name and explain the TWO major types of
conditioning. (4)
5.2
Define shaping. (2)
5.3
Define e-learning and give an example
of electronic media that can be
used. (2)
5.4
Tabulate FIVE advantages and FIVE disadvantages of e-learning. (5 x 2) (10)
5.5
Briefly explain the effect of modeling on learning. (3)
5.6
Bandura views modeling as a process involving four steps. Discuss these FOUR
steps. (8)
5.7
Discuss positive and negative reinforcements. (2)
5.8
Define informal learning and give two
examples of informal learning. (4)
5.9 Describe
FIVE skills needed for e-learning. (10)
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