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The way French is taught in South Africa offers lessons in decolonisation | The Conversation

5 October 2017 By admin

The way French is taught in South Africa offers lessons in decolonisation: The influence of countries in francophone Africa, like Ivory Coast, have shifted how universities think about the French language. Reuters/Luc GnagoFrench has been taught and learned in South African classrooms for decades, even though it isn’t one of the country’s official languages. The language … [Read more...] about The way French is taught in South Africa offers lessons in decolonisation | The Conversation

Why it’s crucial that young scientists are taught the value of being wrong | The Conversation

1 March 2016 By admin

Children are natural scientists. They learn from their mistakes, then try something new. ShutterstockAlbert Einstein is the most famous scientist of all time. From Calgary to Cape Town the image of the wild-haired, contemplative lone genius holed up in a messy office, changing the universe, has evolved into the archetype of how society sees scientists. More than that, it has … [Read more...] about Why it’s crucial that young scientists are taught the value of being wrong | The Conversation

South Africa: In South Africa, Science Should Be Taught in Only One Language – How About English?

14 July 2015 By admin

Mother tongue education has long been a political hot potato in South Africa. This started with the 1976 Soweto uprisings when school children staged protests after Afrikaans became the medium of instruction. Read the full article by here: Johannesburg, South Africa News Submit and get free press releases here: MyPR Free Press Release. Click HERE to submit your Johannesburg … [Read more...] about South Africa: In South Africa, Science Should Be Taught in Only One Language – How About English?

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