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Taking stock of postgraduate students in open and distance learning institutions | The Conversation

19 February 2019 By admin

Taking stock of postgraduate students in open and distance learning institutions: South Africa has one of the lowest graduation rates at Master’s and doctoral levels. ShutterstockHigh graduation rates are essential for innovation in modern industrialised societies. This is particularly true for postgraduate degrees. That’s because people who hold postgraduate qualifications … [Read more...] about Taking stock of postgraduate students in open and distance learning institutions | The Conversation

What can South African educators do to truly improve learning?

29 January 2019 By admin

What can South African educators do to truly improve learning?: ITSI to host 2nd annual seminar in Africa on Mind, Brain, and Education 29 JANUARY 2019 – PRETORIA – ITSI, the pioneering provider of educational tools based on established research in the field of educational neurosciences, today announces that it will be hosting the second annual seminar in Africa on Mind, Brain, … [Read more...] about What can South African educators do to truly improve learning?

Marrying technology and home language boosts maths and science learning | The Conversation

14 October 2018 By admin

Marrying technology and home language boosts maths and science learning: Technology has a lot to teach kids, especially if it's available in more than one language. Rich T Photo/ShutterstockTechnology, like mobile apps and online learning platforms, is becoming an increasingly important teaching tool all over the world. That’s also true in emerging markets; accessible … [Read more...] about Marrying technology and home language boosts maths and science learning | The Conversation

SA News: School violence: ‘Learning, teaching cannot be conducted in fear’

26 September 2018 By admin

School violence: 'Learning, teaching cannot be conducted in fear': According to a study by the University of South Africa (Unisa) titled The Dynamics of violence in Schools in South Africa 2012, school violence is widely held to have become a serious problem in recen... Source: "South Africa" - BingNews South Africa’s new T20 league may face stay from court: Dubai: … [Read more...] about SA News: School violence: ‘Learning, teaching cannot be conducted in fear’

SAICE CEO: Learning Freedom of Speech the Hard Way

11 August 2018 By admin

SAICE CEO: Learning Freedom of Speech the Hard Way: Devan Moonsamy CEO of The ICHAF Training Institute By Devan Moonsamy CEO of The ICHAF Training Institute When virtue is lost, one must learn the rules of kindness When kindness is lost, the rules of justice When justice is lost, the rules of conduct And when the rules of conduct are not followed, People are seized by the arm, … [Read more...] about SAICE CEO: Learning Freedom of Speech the Hard Way

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