Orderliness and calm in SA school - A personal experience

My experience during WIL

During WIL practice I have experience a lot of things according to orderliness and calm discipline in the school and in the classroom. I will start from outside the classroom which is the school. The school has order in every aspects, the teachers of that school respects each other and also all the learners of the school. The school staff  arrive early before the learners whereby they hold their morning prayers before they go to assembly and their respective classes. After their prayer they then go to assembly where they teach the learners on how they must look like and show respect to others including their friends and teachers.

The school premises is clean,those who are late comers are punished by collecting papers around the school yard before they go to their classes. The learners are taught that when they see any teacher around the school premises they must greet that particular teacher and do whatever that teacher asked them to do.

In the classroom where I was practicing there was order, when the teacher was busy presenting a lesson the learners were showing their interest by listening to here even though there were those learners who were misbehaving,but she was disciplining them in a polite way,when you were making noise she was to tell that particular person to hold her/his mouth up until she told that learner to stop. For those learners who like to do their own things like drawing  she tear them and throw them in the dustbin.

To maintain calm in her classroom the teacher gave the learners work after presenting the lesson and she will move around the class to each and every learner to see if they are doing as she instructed them and to avoid distraction. During class activities the teacher order one learner per row to distribute workbooks to the other learners to avoid distractions.

My schooling at Lomahasha Secondary School

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My schooling at Lomahasha Secondary School, Mpumalanga-a journey continued.

I matriculated at Lomahasha Secondary School at Ehlanzeni district in Mpumalanga province in the year 2005.My matric subjects are Siswati first language as a home language,English second language,Afrikaans as a second language,Mathematics,Economics,Businness Economics and Acconting.

My schooling at Lomahasha school was the best matric I had done,I really enjoyed being part of the class of matric 2005,I am proud that I was amongst those students who were shining in everything that we were doing in class and school premises and even in the community because we end up having good results.

My school is located at Masibekela village where it is very crowded,the community respect that school because of the good work and good teachers they have.What I like about the teachers of that school is that they are committed to their work.At our school there was no technology,the teachers only used chalkboards to write notes and everything