Human and Social Studies - Traditions History and Legacies
The qualification aims to:
Acquire knowledge of research methodology, theories, and techniques in research projects.
Focus on linking South African societal problems and international issues within a historical perspective.
Equip learners with the necessary political and economic knowledge and skills to contribute meaningfully to regional and international stability.
Integrated Assessment:
The assessment for this course will be holistic and will consist of the following components:
Class Seminars: Students will be required to actively participate in class discussions, group activities, and presentations. This will allow for the evaluation of their understanding of the course material and their ability to engage with their peers.
Assignments: Regular assignments will be given to students to test their knowledge and application of the concepts taught in the modules. These assignments may include essays, case studies, problem-solving exercises, or research projects.
Written Examinations: There will be written examinations at the end of each module to assess the students' comprehension of the topics covered. These exams may be in the form of multiple-choice questions, short answer questions, or essays.
Mini-Dissertation: The culmination of the integrated assessment will be a mini-dissertation where students will be required to conduct independent research on a specific topic related to integrated assessment. This will test their research skills, critical thinking abilities, and ability to communicate their findings effectively.
Overall, the integrated assessment approach aims to provide a comprehensive evaluation of the students' knowledge, skills, and competencies in the field of integrated assessment. It will also encourage critical thinking, independent learning, and the application of theoretical concepts to practical scenarios.
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