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J: Ons doen nie kuns op die tafeltjie nie, daar is ‘n tekort aan meubelment en die Departement verskaf dit nie. I<br />

want to emphasize, I want to emphasize that they are not supplying us with furniture or chairs whatever. They<br />

are not supplying it.<br />

I: I cannot remember of having heard in the last 10 years of a school having received a piano.<br />

J: Hulle stem ook nie meer ons klaviere nie, they don’t tune our piano’s anymore. They used to do it regularly.<br />

We have to pay for that as well, because I cannot play with a piano that is not tuned properly and emphasize<br />

pitch, it can be semitone, a tone out, while you, it can be a song in G Major and then your key various, you see.<br />

So all things are challenges to principals actually because the teacher who play will say so, when are you going<br />

to tune the piano? Oh I can’t teach like this you know. I can’t do this aspect because I don’t have the space for<br />

it. It is raining outside, my room is too small. The weather must not stop you.<br />

<strong>Elaine</strong>: Wil jy dalk iets sê oor assessering?<br />

L: Nee die assessering is net so ‘n problem, om te asseseer. Da is te veel aspekte wat ‘n mens moet assesseer.<br />

En nou omdat hulle so baie goed wil hê, nou kom jy miskien nie by dinge uit wat jy graag wil doen, of moet doen<br />

nie. Asssessering is te veel, vreeslik te veel.<br />

K: Wat basies nou, jy weet gebeur het. Hulle het byvoorbeeld‘n case study dan jy jouself het nie die idée om so<br />

iets aan te pak nie. Jy jouself het nie die knowledge om a ...<br />

<strong>Elaine</strong>: Jy voel hulle gee nie vir jou die metode nie?<br />

J: Die learning material van die guide motiveer nie genoeg om ‘n case study te doen in die klas nie.<br />

I: You go to a workshop, they sketch a scenario and they want you as a group totally, it’s the first time you hear<br />

of this scenario, you must work out and then they say, well that looks right. You know they can’t give you....<br />

there’s no right or wrong answer. Now the children come up with something that you don’t agree with but you<br />

must remember there’s no right or wrong answer. They can do that if they want to.<br />

J: Or they give, they do give books at the workshops and we do get our free copies but in extensive exercises;<br />

teachers come and say I‘ve got 5 books here, but what I wanted is not actually in this book. Can we go to<br />

Pickwick and buy books just to cover this one aspect, and the budget unfortunately has to accommodate that<br />

too, otherwise they gonna say, sir I asked you, I could do the aspect because you people did not buy the books,<br />

you know. You didn’t require these things when you had the syllabus for the subjects. It was an additional<br />

source if you wanted it from the public library but you were not compelled to go and buy, you know. Uhm ...<br />

these books, but now we are actually compelled you know. It is actually sad, and I sometimes wonder, my<br />

father paid for three years for me to be at college to spesialise in a subject that but am not really doing justice<br />

to, you know. The only help is to help Mr. X and only help from his side was paid from his side to help me. So,<br />

you know we are in the process of helping each other to get somewhere.

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