Does SSIP Improve Home Language Skills? Key Findings from Gauteng Schools
0Does SSIP Improve Home Language Skills? Key Findings from Gauteng Schools
📚 What’s This Study About?
This video explores the impact of the Secondary School Improvement Program (SSIP) on Grade 12 home language performance in Johannesburg East District. Focusing on languages like Setswana, IsiZulu, Sesotho, Sepedi, isiXhosa, and isiVhenda, we look at how students perform in listening, speaking, reading, writing, and phonics—and what factors influence their success.
🔍 Key Findings:
âś” Teaching methods & resources play a huge role in student performance.
✔ Learners' backgrounds affect outcomes—some do better than others due to home support.
✔ Surprising insights on teachers: Experience & qualifications don’t always mean better results!
✔ School libraries make a BIG difference—well-equipped schools see higher success rates.
🎯 Why Does This Matter?
Improving home language skills helps students learn faster, read better, and excel in exams. The study suggests that tailored teaching methods & better resources (like libraries) are key to closing the education gap in South African schools.
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đź’¬ Do you think SSIP is effective?
💬 What’s the biggest challenge in home language education?
đź’¬ Should schools focus more on resources than teacher experience?
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Socioeconomic and Pedagogical Factors Influencing Home Language Skills: A Study of the Secondary School Improvement Program (SSIP) Grade 12 Leaners in Gauteng's Johannesburg East District
Layman Abstract :
This study looked at how well the Secondary School Improvement Program (SSIP) is helping Grade 12 students in Johannesburg East improve their home language skills—like listening, speaking, reading, and writing—in languages such as Setswana, IsiZulu, Sesotho, Sepedi, isiXhosa, and isiVhenda. Using surveys and interviews, the research found that students’ performance varied based on teaching styles, available resources, and social conditions. The study suggests that students would benefit more if schools used more learning materials and tailored teaching methods to better support each learner. This would help SSIP have a stronger impact on student success in home languages.
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