Pupils learn to talk with OneVoice

Young South Africans do not perceive themselves to be at risk of contracting HIV, which make calls for innovative education more urgent.

Cosas: No link between 'hit back' comments and stabbing

There's no link between a pupil stabbing a teacher in Soweto and comments by Cosas on pupil retaliation, the provincial congress said on Friday.

Monitoring learner wellbeing and academic perfomance

Alan Clarke outlines the role of the class teacher/tutor.

How wealth affects health

A British study shows that the poorest people in the London borough of Westminster live 17 years less than the richest.

Investigating relationships

Helping children to recognise patterns in maths and repeating exercises often leads to better problem-solving skills,writes Aarnout Brombacher.

Explaining workbooks

Granville Whittle sheds light on how teachers will benefit from this initiative.

Time savers for the busy teacher

Making use of these tips will help you to be a better teacher, writes Richard Hayward.

Learning outside the classroom

Do you remember a field trip you went on at school? Very likely. Do you also remember what you did in class the next day? Most unlikely

New beginnings

Westerford High is helping to set up a new school, writes Cornia Pretorius.

Matric: quality vs quantity

Since 2004 government has emphasised qualitative passes moving away from artificial increases, writes Nick Taylor.

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