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Faranaaz Veriava
It’s best to teach pupils by the book
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Faranaaz Veriava
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23 Nov 2015
Textbooks are essential when there's no culture of reading and teachers lack content knowledge.
Private schools do not stand apart
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Faranaaz Veriava
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20 Feb 2015
Make no mistake: the autonomy of such institutions does not trump the Constitution.
Public participation in education under threat
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Comment Author
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Faranaaz Veriava
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23 Jan 2015
Motshekga’s reported plans to make it easier to close schools could jeopardise pupils’ rights.
Learning to live in a material world
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Faranaaz Veriava
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23 Oct 2014
Expecting every pupil to receive a textbook isn’t prima-donna behaviour: universal access is vital.
Every class should have a teacher
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Faranaaz Veriava
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12 Sep 2014
A political commitment is needed to resolve the teacher shortage in many schools.
Refugee children win right to learn
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Faranaaz Veriava
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4 Jul 2014
But debilitating education hurdles remain for many foreign children in legal limbo.
A textbook case for stronger action
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Faranaaz Veriava
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2 Jun 2014
The recent Limpopo textbook judgment could have been more helpful on the question of relief for the violation of rights.
The state must do textbooks by the book
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Comment Author
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Faranaaz Veriava
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17 Apr 2014
Have lessons from the 2012 textbook crisis led to reforms that will ensure it can't recur?
Our courts are schooling the state
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Faranaaz Veriava
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14 Mar 2014
With prompting from civil society, judges are reminding the state of its material obligations to schools and pupils.
Schools left in an intolerable infrastructure limbo
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Faranaaz Veriava
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21 Feb 2014
Priority rescues must be planned for schools where pupils' safety and health are now at risk.
Pupils come before school politics
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Faranaaz Veriava
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14 Nov 2013
Concourt ‘regrets’ the lack of national norms that determine when a school is full .
Bad teachers still reach for the rod
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Faranaaz Veriava
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11 Oct 2013
Tougher sanctions might be needed to enforce the laws against corporal punishment, writes Faranaaz Veriava.
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