Criminal law (LAWS 2014)

Study the following meme (viral content) before addressing the questions that follow. Self-Regulation Failure! Meme: When self-regulation goes Hulk Mode! 1. Explain the irony/humour intended with this meme. (4) 2. Discuss the relationship between self-regulation and academic performance. (6)

Diagram 3 aims to illustrate the essential character traits of a professional teacher. Complete the diagram by assigning a specific character trait to each component and providing a relevant example to explain each trait. Diagram 3: Essential Qualities of a Professional Teacher (Wilson, 2024) Make use of the table provided below to structure your response. Note that you are not required to provide your response in table format. Simply type out the corresponding lable number followed by your response. For example: 3.2.1) Response.

Case Study: Ethan Your neighbours have a seven-year-old son named Ethan. After receiving Ethan's first Grade 1 report card, his mother, Sarah, shares her concerns with you. Sarah acknowledges some of the observations made by the teacher but expresses growing concern about her son's behaviour in class. Ethan's report card mentions that he is often disruptive, frequently speaking out of turn and off-topic. Additionally, it notes that Ethan is impulsive and exhibits mischievous behaviour. The teacher has recommended that Sarah seek advice from a medical doctor ог psychologist. While spending time with Ethan, you ask him about school and what he enjoys or dislikes. Ethan tells you that he doesn't like sitting still, and his teacher often tells him to "focus" and stop being "naughty." He admits that he finds it difficult to concentrate and pay attention. 1. In your opinion, which biologically-based disorder do you think Ethan may be experiencing? Justify your response by identifying three (3) symptoms that Ethan displays. 2. Sarah poses the following question to you: "Do you think the teacher`s recommendation to seek professional advice from a medical doctor or psychologist for Ethan is necessary?" Explain to Sarah why you believe the teacher’s recommendation to seek professional help for Ethan is appropriate. In your explanation, discuss each of the symptoms identified in question 1 and advise her on what specific behaviours to watch for at home. Provide your response in paragraph format. 3. Briefly explain why it is important to take into account both the Biological Perspective and Bronfenbrenner’s Ecological Systems Theory when assessing Ethan’s behaviour. 4. Create four questions you would ask Sarah to gain a more comprehensive understanding of Ethan’s behaviour, considering the different levels of Bronfenbrenner’s Ecological Systems Theory. Each question you create must target a different level of Bronfenbrenner`s Ecological Systems Theory, to gather a comprehensive understanding of Ethan`s behaviour.

Question: Which theorist, originally trained as a doctor, developed a hands-on, child-centred approach to education? Response: 1.1.1) 1.1.2) Which concept is represented by the Diagram 1, and who was the theorist who developed this concept as part of his educational philosophy? Ask - Investigate - Create - Discuss - Reflect (Edu Tech Wiki, 2022) (2) 1.1.3) Carefully study Image 1 and identify the relevant theorist whose theory is represented by the image. A neutral stimulus is associated with natural response (Verywell mind, 2023) (1) 1.1.4) Who is considered the father of modern behaviourism? 1.1.5 Carefully study the Diagram 2 and identify the relevant theorist whose theory is represented by the diagram. EFFECT The Low of Effects states that if responses to stimuli produce a satisfying effect they are likely to be repeated. If responses produce an unsatisfying effect, they are likely to be avoided. EXERCISE Frequent connections of stimulus and response strengthen that connection unless the response has unsatisfying effects. READINESS The Law of Readiness states that the relationship between stimulus and response is strengthened based on the subject's readiness to learn.(Practical Psychology, 2022)

What legal principles do we get from the following cases regarding Putative Private Defence: - S v De Oliveira 1993 (2) SACR 59 (A) - S v Joshua 2003 (1) SACR 1 (SCA) - DPP, Gauteng v Pistorius [2015] ZASCA 204

This question explores the concept of the transfer of a property and its impact on existing lease agreements. The key concept here is the principle of privity of contract, which dictates that a contract is only binding between the parties who entered into it The lease agreement was entered into between Naomi and Muzi. When Naomi sold the property to Pule, the ownership of the property transferred, but the lease agreement remained in effect between Naomi and Muzi. This is because the lease agreement is a separate contract from the sale agreement. Pule, as the new owner, is not a party to the original lease agreement and therefore is not bound by its terms However, Pule is entitled to the benefits of the lease agreement, including the right to receive rental payments. Pule can enforce the lease agreement against Muzi, including the right to evict Muzi for non-payment of rent or damage to the property