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Education Standards

What is World Teachers’ Day?
Article
/ 11 October 2019

What is World Teachers’ Day?

A looks at the celebration’s history provides guidance for the future of education

By Cayleigh Bright And and James Nash
Higher standards, better results
Article
/ 3 February 2017

Higher standards, better results

Assessments show that a more advanced maths curriculum improves learners’ results, including those of weaker pupils

By Staff Reporter
Education must become a social concern
Article
/ 16 March 2016

Education must become a social concern

A replication of our social system, education must become a social concern. Simple things like music and reading will change children’s lives.

By Clive W Kronenberg
Education system must be overhauled to prepare matriculants
Article
/ 16 March 2016

Education system must be overhauled to prepare matriculants

Progressing learners through grade 11 won’t solve education’s plight – improved leadership, teaching ability and accountability are also crucial.

By Staff Reporter
Race and class still define our schools
Article
/ 11 March 2016

Race and class still define our schools

The education system continues to entrench elite advantage while the poor stay stuck on lower tiers.

By Roger Southall
TUT’s neglected campuses are about to get facelifts
Article
/ 11 February 2015

TUT’s neglected campuses are about to get facelifts

Students in Soshanguve and Ga-Rankuwe are angry about the state of the Tshwane University of Technology – but plans are afoot for big changes.

By Bongani Nkosi
Pimples! (They’ll never learn)
Videos
/ 27 June 2012

Pimples! (They’ll never learn)

When Angie said she’d send textbooks to Limpopo, we said ‘Baie dankie’, not… ag, just watch the new Pimples video and tell us if we’re flogging a dead horse.

By Staff Reporter and Pimples
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Article
/ 24 February 2009

‘Pass one, pass all’ makes comeback

This is based on a policy that no learner should stay at the same primary school phase for longer than four years.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 28 December 2008

Guinea pigs or pioneers?

The legacy of OBE is revealing itself through those who have lived the changes, write Cornia Pretorius and Primarashni Gower.

By Cornia Pretorius and Primarashni Gower
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Article
/ 20 October 2008

Examining higher education

The HEQC has audited 26 higher education institutions, 15 of them public, since the inception of the institutional audits in 2004.

By Lis Lange
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Article
/ 20 October 2008

US universities top the charts — again

As is the case with the THE-QS rankings, surprising movements occur with individual institutions from one year to the next.

By Geoff Maslen
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Article
/ 10 September 2008

Concerns over standard at TUT

With about 60 000 students TUT is South Africa’s largest university of technology and second largest university, after Unisa.

By Prim Gower

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