"We do things in a way that works for those that count" - Prof Henning. I'm glad she said it out aloud. The law's are never "made for political persons" anyway. If you read the BELA-BILL, you will see that the law amendments are mainly punitive and mainly directed against parents. Not ONE clause even suggests a corrective measure against the government officials or parties or political persons who have a massive impact on the day to day lives of children and their parents.
She does have a good heart, and given the context of her perspective she is absolutely right. Unfortunately, she's missed some very pivotal points in her endeavour to protect the language clause, which is in fact not even widely challenged
Under the Basic Education Laws Amendment (BELA), parents could be jailed for up to 12 months if their children are truant, or if they are not enrolled when they reach school age - this has a severe impact on homeshcoolers. The BELA Bill also introduces a ban on corporal punishment in all schools.
Wouldn't that incarceration deny the child the right to being cared for by your parent? I think it's good to sign it so that it can be refined overtime
I think South African schools must be taught in English .My reasons are University Or Tertiary English. AND language exclude others..This block kids to be accepted on closer schools to their homes.And if one language at schools used our kids will learn same ..they can be in township or urban area. Language is used to exclude others and is hidden racism .
English is a a teaching language. But African languages should be an option for African kids. It's wrong that Africans can't learn their mother tongues in model c schools
@bafanamahlatse1923 African language is not an issue problem start when they reach Tertiary No Books.Our kids speak African languages at home.But I believe schools must use only one language.Because No Setswana , zulu at university. This is my reason why I say SA must use only one language at schools until Tertiary. IF there was Zulu etc at Tertiary I was not going to say Nothing.
such nonsense....your basically saying that anyone who doesn't speak English, is racist.....you ate absolutely bonkers....you might as well be a globalist shill
People will realise too late, after ther sons have become daughters with "front holes" and their daughters have become sons with deranged penis envy syndromes. No one will pay more dearly for this weaponised legislation than the innocent children of South Africa
Why Children Sex Education is ignored in explaining some clauses of this bill - which is the core of the problem why many people are against it. As well as the alcohol which will be sold in the school primisses. This bill has to go back to the parliament to be dealt with
Very interesting to hear the perspective of Prof Henning. It is worth noting that Hector Peterson died because of objection to Afrikaans and now it feels like it is an effort to ignore the language. Now what will Happen where there is an Afrikaans Medium school and because of the open policy in terms of admission, there is a strong possibility that the parents will demand that Afrikaans gives way to something else because their kids don't understand the language. Sorry, the Afrikaans community has a right to the preservation of their language without compromise. Finally - what about the attempt of the State in education to have "ownership" of the child rather than their parents. I am referring to the whole thorny issue is sex education and the progressives who are actively wanting to blurr the gender boundaries. As a parent I will not tolerate my children being propagandised in this way via tax payer funded educational systems. Having said all this , Prof Henning was a breath of fresh air to listen to.
The language issue is not the reason why people are against the bill. Why is everyone harping on this. A few influencial organisations and a handful of individuals made very passionate pleas about the matter of language, so why do shows like this not address the ACTUAL factors that 1000s of people have raised for the last 10 years?
This is true. I wonder why those with a good command of multiple languages never translated all that work? It's been almost 50 years. Why are their no alternative curricula in all the official languages?
Dagsê Elbe, bly jy is nog betrokke by die onderwys. Stem saam die GNU is die beste ding wat kon gebeur het maar moedertaal onderwys is noodsaaklik vir elke kind en dit moet nie ondermyn word nie. As dit sou gebeur sal die Belawet in die Grondwethof beland. Sterkte met jou goeie werk!
"Just because there's a dispute over a bill?" What a disingenuous statement! There is no dispute over the bill. There are aspects about the suggested legislation that the public and the various sectors in education have contested for the last 10 years. The real problem here is that the bill contains subversive clauses that are very easy to manipulate and misinterpret. Because the Government has specifically ignored and discounted the concerns of various communities, the public did NOT have their fair chance to air their views. The language issue seems to be the "go to" topic here, and it's actually the very least widely contested issue. The only people talking about that matter are the media and their cherry picked guest speakers.
The DISPUTE put up by the DA relate to CONSTITUTIONALITY of the BILL. And one need to address that. The President need to take the views into serious consideration. The DA is on record that if the President, for whatever reason chose to sign, it will not be the end of the GNU. But, the President need to make greater efforts to find its GNU partners.
Prof First you are speaking nonsense by saying the GNU is a priority for "All" of us. That is shite. But we accept some of your points about the bill. We support the BELA Bill!
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What a breath of fresh air from the Prof. She has inspired me with her authenticity, clarity of thought, and passion for this country .
"We do things in a way that works for those that count" - Prof Henning.
I'm glad she said it out aloud.
The law's are never "made for political persons" anyway. If you read the BELA-BILL, you will see that the law amendments are mainly punitive and mainly directed against parents.
Not ONE clause even suggests a corrective measure against the government officials or parties or political persons who have a massive impact on the day to day lives of children and their parents.
Well said Professor Henning
Well said Mrs Henning!
What a nice lady, if all of these other ones would learn this from her. Such a beautiful spirit. ♥️
She does have a good heart, and given the context of her perspective she is absolutely right. Unfortunately, she's missed some very pivotal points in her endeavour to protect the language clause, which is in fact not even widely challenged
Wow what a good hearted intelligent woman. May the Lord bless you and you're carrying that kind of peace within that surpasses all understanding.
South Africa has one of the best constitution in world
Under the Basic Education Laws Amendment (BELA), parents could be jailed for up to 12 months if their children are truant, or if they are not enrolled when they reach school age - this has a severe impact on homeshcoolers. The BELA Bill also introduces a ban on corporal punishment in all schools.
Wouldn't that incarceration deny the child the right to being cared for by your parent? I think it's good to sign it so that it can be refined overtime
@@kebuengmvungama3998 SINCE WHEN IS EDUCATING YOUR CHILD AN INCARCERATION
True African spirit has spoken on behalf of the future of our young ones❤.
It's the true African spirit that got you in this mess
I think South African schools must be taught in English .My reasons are University Or Tertiary English. AND language exclude others..This block kids to be accepted on closer schools to their homes.And if one language at schools used our kids will learn same ..they can be in township or urban area.
Language is used to exclude others and is hidden racism .
Because you speak English at home.
People have a right to choose and its important that a Government provides legal protection for the choices.
English is a a teaching language. But African languages should be an option for African kids. It's wrong that Africans can't learn their mother tongues in model c schools
@bafanamahlatse1923 African language is not an issue problem start when they reach Tertiary No Books.Our kids speak African languages at home.But I believe schools must use only one language.Because No Setswana , zulu at university. This is my reason why I say SA must use only one language at schools until Tertiary. IF there was Zulu etc at Tertiary I was not going to say Nothing.
such nonsense....your basically saying that anyone who doesn't speak English, is racist.....you ate absolutely bonkers....you might as well be a globalist shill
The bill will do educational standards what the ANC did to hospitals in SA. Mzanzi doesn't want to go forward
People will realise too late, after ther sons have become daughters with "front holes" and their daughters have become sons with deranged penis envy syndromes.
No one will pay more dearly for this weaponised legislation than the innocent children of South Africa
The bill wants to ensure equality and allow model c schools to teach African languages wats wrong with that?
@@bafanamahlatse1923 what's wrong with South Africa today apart from everything?
So you admit that these is no good quality education amongst black communitis and whites do it better? Thought so
excellent interview.
Why Children Sex Education is ignored in explaining some clauses of this bill - which is the core of the problem why many people are against it. As well as the alcohol which will be sold in the school primisses. This bill has to go back to the parliament to be dealt with
You have nailed it prof
Very interesting to hear the perspective of Prof Henning. It is worth noting that Hector Peterson died because of objection to Afrikaans and now it feels like it is an effort to ignore the language. Now what will
Happen where there is an Afrikaans Medium school and because of the open policy in terms of admission, there is a strong possibility that the parents will demand that Afrikaans gives way to something else because their kids don't understand the language. Sorry, the Afrikaans community has a right to the preservation of their language without compromise. Finally - what about the attempt of the State in education to have "ownership"
of the child rather than their parents. I am referring to the whole thorny issue is sex education and the progressives who are actively wanting to blurr the gender boundaries. As a parent I will not tolerate my children being propagandised in this way via tax payer funded educational systems.
Having said all this , Prof Henning was a breath of fresh air to listen to.
The language issue is not the reason why people are against the bill.
Why is everyone harping on this. A few influencial organisations and a handful of individuals made very passionate pleas about the matter of language, so why do shows like this not address the ACTUAL factors that 1000s of people have raised for the last 10 years?
Those being?
In the 80's Vaal Technikon was teaching all Technical Science Subjects in Afrikaans and Lectures Where saying the Books are written in English
More reason not to translate anything into zuku
This is true.
I wonder why those with a good command of multiple languages never translated all that work? It's been almost 50 years. Why are their no alternative curricula in all the official languages?
@@beckylieb2637 because they're too idle
Systematic Minority or Powerful Majority, the Thin OR Thick Quadrant
Dagsê Elbe, bly jy is nog betrokke by die onderwys. Stem saam die GNU is die beste ding wat kon gebeur het maar moedertaal onderwys is noodsaaklik vir elke kind en dit moet nie ondermyn word nie. As dit sou gebeur sal die Belawet in die Grondwethof beland. Sterkte met jou goeie werk!
"Just because there's a dispute over a bill?"
What a disingenuous statement! There is no dispute over the bill. There are aspects about the suggested legislation that the public and the various sectors in education have contested for the last 10 years.
The real problem here is that the bill contains subversive clauses that are very easy to manipulate and misinterpret.
Because the Government has specifically ignored and discounted the concerns of various communities, the public did NOT have their fair chance to air their views.
The language issue seems to be the "go to" topic here, and it's actually the very least widely contested issue. The only people talking about that matter are the media and their cherry picked guest speakers.
Well said prof👏
Sign the bill n let's see what will happen.😅😅😅😅😅😅
Yeah i have recourse, the only right to my child, which i shall not provide to you
The DISPUTE put up by the DA relate to CONSTITUTIONALITY of the BILL. And one need to address that. The President need to take the views into serious consideration. The DA is on record that if the President, for whatever reason chose to sign, it will not be the end of the GNU. But, the President need to make greater efforts to find its GNU partners.
Prof First you are speaking nonsense by saying the GNU is a priority for "All" of us. That is shite.
But we accept some of your points about the bill. We support the BELA Bill!
So she was sleeping next to a constitutional lawyer and therefore she is subseyan expert? I must sleep next to a pilot