Engen upskills teachers to prepare Youth for 4th Industrial Revolution: Engen, in partnership with One-on-One Community Based Programme, recently ran a four-month training course for mathematics and physical science teachers from Mogwase district in the North West province aimed at preparing them for our rapidly evolving technological world. Drawn from 20 participating … [Read more...] about Engen upskills teachers to prepare Youth for 4th Industrial Revolution
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SVS Sound Revolution in South Africa Brought to you by Homemation
SVS Sound Revolution in South Africa Brought to you by Homemation: Superior Sound with SVS at Homemation Photo: Homemation SVS Sound Revolution in South Africa Brought to you by Homemation Thanks to Homemation, the American brand, SVS Sound, is now available in South Africa through the Homemation distribution network. The SVS range in SA include a variety of subwoofers that … [Read more...] about SVS Sound Revolution in South Africa Brought to you by Homemation
How to approach the revolution in scholarly publishing | The Conversation
How to approach the revolution in scholarly publishing: By opening up academic journals to a broader audience, everyone benefits. ShutterstockThere is a digital revolution underway. It’s changing how many things are done – including scholarly publishing. The way that academic research is published, and its availability, has shifted over time. Academic and scholarly journals … [Read more...] about How to approach the revolution in scholarly publishing | The Conversation
What Mandela and Fanon learned from Algeria’s revolution in the 1950s | The Conversation
What Mandela and Fanon learned from Algeria's revolution in the 1950s: Umkhonto weSizwe founder Nelson Mandela, receives military training at an Algerian FLN camp in Morocco, 1962. South African History OnlineOn the fifth anniversary of South African statesman Nelson Mandela’s death, it’s worthwhile to remember how his thinking moved from violence to reconciliation as the … [Read more...] about What Mandela and Fanon learned from Algeria’s revolution in the 1950s | The Conversation
How the humanities can equip students for the fourth industrial revolution | The Conversation
How the humanities can equip students for the fourth industrial revolution: A humanities degree can open people's minds in the fourth industrial revolution. ShutterstockThe term “fourth industrial revolution” is understood in various ways. Some people are excited about it. Others are cautious. Some assume it means that technology and robots will take over every human … [Read more...] about How the humanities can equip students for the fourth industrial revolution | The Conversation
