Questions Deck 1

Question 1

1 -a professional code of conduct creates ethical standards

Answer 1

TRUE (1)

Question 2

2 -professioanl consciousness of the educator starts during the trianing years

Answer 2

TRUE (1)

Question 3

3 -professional image of the educator starts during the training years

Answer 3

TRUE (1)

Question 4

4 -the main objective of appraisal is to measure the development of educators

Answer 4

FALSE (2)

Question 5

5 -in 1998 the education labour relations council (ELRC) approved a management model for the appraisal of educaors in the work situation

Answer 5

TRUE (1)

Question 6

6 -the organised teaching profession included the various teaching councils- teachers associations & teachers unions that look after the common interests of educaors- such as status- progessionalism + work conditions

Answer 6

TRUE (1)

Question 7

7 -national professional teachers organisation (NAPTOSA) is a mouthpiece for its members at regional level

Answer 7

FALSE (2)

Question 8

8 -teachers association are voluntary associations with their own constitution and organizational structure

Answer 8

TRUE (1)

Question 9

9 -SACE’s mission is to enhance the status of the teaching profession

Answer 9

TRUE (1)

Question 10

10 -teaching councilspromote cooperation by protecting the interests of the community with regard to service by the teaching profession

Answer 10

TRUE (1)

Question 11

11 -the principal is a juristic person because he / she is vested with state authority

Answer 11

FALSE (2)

Question 12

12 -a delict is an unlawful act by means of which the State violates the rights of a private person

Answer 12

FALSE (2)

Question 13

13 -courts can udge cases according to principles + societal rules + norms which are not recorded

Answer 13

TRUE (1)

Question 14

14 -if a learner’s parents want to appeal against his expulsion they should appeal to the MEC who is responsible for education n a province

Answer 14

TRUE (1)

Question 15

15 -formal law comprised the legal rules that describe the prcedures according to which material law can be enforced

Answer 15

TRUE (1)

Question 16

16 -criminal law is the law that is concerned with the origin- existence + status of a legal subject

Answer 16

FALSE (2)

Question 17

17 -administrative law is the law that organised the daily business / administration of government

Answer 17

TRUE (1)

Question 18

18 -section 39(1) of the constitution supports a textual approach to the interpretation of statutes

Answer 18

FALSE (2)

Question 19

19 -merely slowing down obstructing work is regarded as a strike action

Answer 19

TRUE (1)

Question 20

20 -an act- adopted ny the provincial legislature is subordinate legislation

Answer 20

FALSE (2)

Question 21

21 -ultra vires means ‘beyond legal authority’

Answer 21

TRUE (1)

Question 22

22 -in loco parentis means to be as CAREFUL as a concerned father

Answer 22

FALSE (2)

Question 23

23 -in the case S V Willemse + others 1988(3) Sa 836 (A) S was the appellant

Answer 23

TRUE (1)

Question 24

24 -section 39(1)supports functional approach to statutory interpretation

Answer 24

FALSE (2)

Question 25

25 -education law exercises professional discipline

Answer 25

FALSE (2)

Question 26

26 -education law facilitates and regulate behavior

Answer 26

TRUE (1)

Question 27

27 -education law defines the perimeters within which education activities are performed

Answer 27

TRUE (1)

Question 28

28 -education law determines power +duties of functionaries

Answer 28

TRUE (1)

Question 29

29 -the fact that there is fiduciary relationship between the school and the governing body means that the governing body carries our its duties + functions in the best interest of the school

Answer 29

TRUE (1)

Question 30

30 -the fact that there is fiduciary relationship between the school and the governing body means that the governing body must discipline the educators

Answer 30

FALSE (2)

Question 31

31 -the fact that there is fiduciary relationship between the school and the governing body means that the governing body must control all school activities

Answer 31

FALSE (2)

Question 32

32 -the school where he / she is appointed- is the employet of an educator who is appointed to a non-subsidised post at a public school

Answer 32

TRUE (1)

Question 33

33 -according to the labour relations act 66 of 1995- educaotrs are considered to be part of the broad civil service

Answer 33

TRUE (1)

Question 34

34 -the labour relations act 66 of 1995 made provision for the establishment of an educator labour relations council (ELRC)

Answer 34

FALSE (2)

Question 35

35 -the procedures to be followed before a person may strike (as set ot in the labour relations act 66 of 1995) are not applicable when a erson wants to take part in a secondary strike

Answer 35

FALSE (2)

Question 36

36 -in terms of the employment of educators act 76 of 1998 an educator must be dismissed if he is suspected of having drugs in his possesion

Answer 36

FALSE (2)

Question 37

37 -according to the labour relations act 66 of 1995 consultation with regard to retrenchments should result in agreement on the method for selectin the employees to be retrenched

Answer 37

TRUE (1)

Question 38

38 -according to the labour relations act 66 of 1995 consultation with regard to retrenchments should result in agreement on ways to limit the harsh effects of retrenchment

Answer 38

TRUE (1)

Question 39

39 -according to the labour relations act 66 of 1995 an employer must pay a retrenched employee severance pay equal to at least one months pay for every completed year of continuous service

Answer 39

FALSE (2)

Question 40

40 -in terms of the labour relations act 66 of 1995 an employee strikes if an emplpyee refuses to wrok because he is unhappy with his working conditions

Answer 40

FALSE (2)

Question 41

41 -in terms of the labour relations act 66 of 1995 the retardation of work by a group of employees constitutes a strike

Answer 41

TRUE (1)

Question 42

42 -in terms of the labour relations act 66 of 1995 obstruction of work by an employer constitutes strike

Answer 42

FALSE (2)