Discuss The Key Concepts And Skills

Question 2

For an Intermediate phase teacher being knowledgeable means having a thorough understanding of the curriculum which is CAPS and the learning outcomes that learners are expected to achieve. Being knowledgeable also means having a deep understanding of a particular subject, providing accurate information and being able to give insights on it. For example, a knowledgeable teacher might use different teaching strategies in order to cater to learners with different learning needs. When it comes to learners asking questions a knowledgeable teacher can be beneficial as they will be able to explain complex concepts in a clear and understandable way. This can help students to better understand the subject and develop a deeper appreciation

being confident means being able to effectively communicate with learners and provide them with clear and concise instructions, explanations, and feedback. It also means being able to manage the classroom effectively and create a positive and engaging learning environment. For example a confident teacher provides concise instructions and makes that the learners understand them and they know what is to be done. A confident will provide constructive feedback to the learners and then actionable steps they can follow to

This could involve using mind maps and/or other visual aids to help learners see how different bits of information fit together. An example of a learning activity that integrates the principle of knowledge integration in a class is a project-based learning activity. In this activity, learners work in small groups to research a topic then learners present their findings while demonstrating their ability to form connections between concepts and relationships between different