Literacy and numeracy can be enhanced
Innovation and creativity are the key elements that can improve learners' reading and spelling.
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Most public schools still lack workbooks
Majority of public schools lagging behind due to the slow delivery of important workbooks.
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Education policy roll out is haphazard, says Sadtu
Teachers' union Sadtu has warned that teachers are becoming increasingly frustrated by the haphazard implementation of curriculum changes.
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Why I still dream of rainbows
One teacher's contribution to the essential conversation -- how to educate our children.
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Dodge the swinging penises
Presidential penises and lesbian theory are not natural bedfellows, but they've come to mind of late in the same unlikely context.
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Bad results, even worse questions
The surprise surely is that anyone is surprised. We report elsewhere on the appalling levels of literacy and numeracy among primary school children.
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The damage schools do to children
Is South African public schooling damaging some children's natural potential?
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Poverty damns SA's children to ignorance
SA's schools assessment shows how poor classroom performance is linked to poverty, and aggravated by curriculum chaos and inadequate district support.
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Together step by step
Rebuilding education will have to be incremental and all will have to help.
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