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The Educators’ Employment Act
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South African Schools Act, 1996
School Policy Documents – SGB ant SMT
Appointment of Educators – Procedures
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Quality Management System for P1 to P4 Educators
EPMDS – Non-educator Staff in Schools.
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The Protected Disclosures ACT
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Cybercrimes Act, No. 19 of 2020:
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Courses in ADHD
ADHD in the Classroom
The defiant Child – 8 Steps To Better Behaviour
Help my Child is ADHD!!
ADHD versus SCT
ADHD Coaching – What do we need to know
ADHD – Survival Kit For Parents
Parenting the Adolescent ADHD Child
Guiding Principles for Raising an ADHD Child
Advertising
Understanding ADHD
Accomodations when teaching the ADHD child.
For Course Developers
About
Virtual shop
Courses In School Management
PAM – Core duties and responsibilities of Educators – Part 2
Scholar Transport
PAM – Personnel Administrative Measures – Part 1
PAM – Personell Administation – Awards and Benefits
PAM – Personell Administration Measures – Leave
Basic Financial Systems for Schools
The School as an Employer
Conducting Meetings and Keeping Records
Understanding School Governance
The Educators’ Employment Act
SASAMS ONLINE TRAINING
PAM – Personell Administration Measures – Leave
The Public Service Act – 1994: Public Service Regulations -2016
School Principal 101 – South African Perspective.
PAM – Core duties and responsibilities of Educators – Part 2
PAM – Personnel Administrative Measures – Part 1
The Educators’ Employment Act
Risk Management in the Education Environment
Submission of Documents
School Hostel Management
Basic Labour Relations
South African Schools Act, 1996
School Policy Documents – SGB ant SMT
Appointment of Educators – Procedures
STRATEGY TO IMPROVE SCHOOL MANAGEMENT AND GOVERNANCE IN SCHOOLS
Quality Management System for P1 to P4 Educators
EPMDS – Non-educator Staff in Schools.
Coaches' Corner
John C Maxwell – Teaching – Training – Coaches
Leading from the middle
The Protected Disclosures ACT
Understanding the Whistleblowing Act
POPIA – The Protection of Personal Information Act
FAST by Gordon Tredgold
Cybercrimes Act, No. 19 of 2020:
The Code of Good Practice On The Prevention and Elimination of Harassment in the Workplace
Promotion of Equality and Prevention of Unfair Discrimination ACT
Professional Developement Books for Teachers
The Procedures for Establishing a New School.
Planning for Public Infrastructure – Schools
CAPS FET – Engineering Graphics and Design 10
Guidelines for Curriculum Streaming, repackaging and Extension
Appointment of Educators – Procedures
Quiz
Blindspot 5
What Pride Does
In a leader, pride is costly and destructive. It is the inverse of humility:
1
Instead of taking responsibility, you ………….. . Surely someone else is at fault if things are not working out.
2
Instead of being objective, you live in ………….. . The prideful leader of a business will choose to ignore what is obvious to everyone else. If something isn’t working, you just turn the other way.
3
Instead of being open-minded and receptive, you are ……………. or Defensive.. The prideful leader guards the “sacred cows” of the business, and says, “This is the way we’ve always done it.”
4
Instead of being open-minded and receptive, you are xxxxxxxxx or ……………… . The prideful leader guards the “sacred cows” of the business, and says, “This is the way we’ve always done it.”
5
Instead of flexibility you have ……….. . “We do it my way or I’m out of here.” The ghosts of the past, especially past successes, will haunt you and hold you back.
6
Instead of team spirit, you end up with ………………. . The prideful leader inflates himself and deflates others. He always wants to take credit for the successes. His best staff or volunteers eventually get discouraged and leave for a better place to serve.
7
Instead of loyalty, you experience a ………. ………….. ………… among the volunteers and paid staff. If you want to keep your people, serve them and watch for ways to help them become more productive workers. Help them succeed, and give them the credit.
8
Instead of being connected, you find yourself ……. ….. ……… with the client, the customer, or the community you’re trying to reach. Pride causes you to think it’s all about you when really, it’s all about them.