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SA News: BLF Wants SA High Schools To Let Students Unlock The ‘Tenderness of Youthful Love’

2 October 2017 By admin

BLF Wants SA High Schools To Let Students Unlock The ‘Tenderness of Youthful Love’: To BLF, South Africa is in so much pain and confusion that its people have forgotten the beauty of life and the unpredictable power of Cupid. “The school could have chosen to teach about love and responsibility while celebrating the brave young lovers. Source: "South Africa" - … [Read more...] about SA News: BLF Wants SA High Schools To Let Students Unlock The ‘Tenderness of Youthful Love’

Turning traditional teaching on its head helps rural science students | The Conversation

28 September 2017 By admin

Turning traditional teaching on its head helps rural science students: When the usual way of doing things is flipped around, students can benefit. ShutterstockWhen I started lecturing full-time a little over five years ago, I knew what everybody does: that we all learn better by doing. I knew that “active learning” – literally doing anything apart from just talking through a … [Read more...] about Turning traditional teaching on its head helps rural science students | The Conversation

1st Class of Ideation students released into Industry

2 August 2017 By admin

1st Class of Ideation students released into Industry: Inscape Education Group The art of Business is changing. Traditional methodologies are being revised. The world is looking for a new definition of how we conduct our working world. Understanding of organisational structure and management of people, processes and product are key but it is creativity, design thinking, … [Read more...] about 1st Class of Ideation students released into Industry

Malawi set out to give students skills to support democracy. But it’s not been easy | The Conversation

11 July 2017 By admin

Malawi set out to give students skills to support democracy. But it's not been easy: Children play at a school some 50 km south of Malawi's capital Lilongwe. Reuters/Antony Njuguna Like many other countries, Malawi was caught in the wave of democratic change that swept sub-Saharan Africa in the early 1990s. The wave was triggered by the fall of communism along with military … [Read more...] about Malawi set out to give students skills to support democracy. But it’s not been easy | The Conversation

Success for Madibaz karate students

6 July 2017 By admin

Success for Madibaz karate students: NMMU-Madibaz karatekas Teboho Zongola and Adre Weideman have been selected for national student teams after the recent University Sport South Africa tournament in Pretoria. Photo: Supplied Two NMMU-Madibaz karatekas were selected for national teams after the Port Elizabeth university finished second at the University Sport South Africa … [Read more...] about Success for Madibaz karate students

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