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Education

Excellence in Secondary School Leadership
Article
/ 8 March 2019

Excellence in Secondary School Leadership

‘You must be the change that you want to see in your school and in your community’

By Thabo Mohlala
Kader Asmal Award
Article
/ 8 March 2019

Kader Asmal Award

‘To recognise a dedicated educational activist who led by example’

By Thabo Mohlala
Excellence in Technology-Enhanced Teaching and Learning
Article
/ 8 March 2019

Excellence in Technology-Enhanced Teaching and Learning

‘I believe in talking with children in order to bring and find lasting behavioural change’

By Thabo Mohlala
How state funds are sliced up
Article
/ 22 February 2019

How state funds are sliced up

At R375-billion, education is the fastest-growing expense on the government’s bill

By M&G Data Desk and Jacques Coetzee
Extraordinary academic achievements
Article
/ 1 February 2019

Extraordinary academic achievements

At St Mary’s School, 2018 once again proved that faith, a strong work ethic and a commitment to tradition delivers results

By Tamsin Oxford
After-School Programmes
Article
/ 1 February 2019

After-School Programmes

After-school tutoring and mentoring programmes have the potential to vastly improve the performance of high school learners

By Advertorial Supplement
Transformation plan bears fruit for Eastern Cape
Article
/ 1 February 2019

Transformation plan bears fruit for Eastern Cape

The province attained the highest improvement rate in the country

By Staff Reporter
The three pillars of scholarly success
Article
/ 1 February 2019

The three pillars of scholarly success

The Dell Young Leaders initiative has had extraordinary results

By Tamsin Oxford
Defining matric success, the Holy Rosary School way
Article
/ 1 February 2019

Defining matric success, the Holy Rosary School way

The school adopts a holistic approach to teaching and students

By Advertorial Supplement
The secret formula of success
Article
/ 1 February 2019

The secret formula of success

Mbilwi Secondary School is one of the best schools in the country, so what makes it, and its students tick?

By Tamsin Oxford
SA would do well to follow the German education model
Article
/ 25 January 2019

SA would do well to follow the German education model

Today, on leaving school, more than 50% of Germans enter dual vocational education and training programmes as they make their way into the job market

By John Davenport
Ma Africa leads the way
Article
/ 14 December 2018

Ma Africa leads the way

Graça Machel is the example of someone reaching out to other women and lifting them up

By Esther Ngumbi
Stalwarts shop for education ideas
Article
/ 14 December 2018

Stalwarts shop for education ideas

Both Naledi Pandor and Graça Machel understand the challenges of the future and want to find ways of getting there

By Raeesa Pather
Chinese will not take over our classrooms
Article
/ 13 December 2018

Chinese will not take over our classrooms

Learning Mandarin is about advancing South Africans’ development, not neocolonial power

By Bhaso Ndzendze and Gift Sonkqayi
Education analysis misses the mark
Article
/ 7 December 2018

Education analysis misses the mark

Yes, schooling has a long way to go to contribute to economic growth, but good progress has been made

By Staff Reporter
Migrants don’t leave their right to education behind
Article
/ 22 November 2018

Migrants don’t leave their right to education behind

Schools with the right resources can help to integrate children, support them with their trauma and give them hope for a better future

By Staff Reporter
Transformation taking place in the higher education system
Article
/ 9 November 2018

Transformation taking place in the higher education system

Relevant African content and collaboration are key

By Staff Reporter
Race is an obstinate variable
Article
/ 9 November 2018

Race is an obstinate variable

The education system needs a revolution so that black people’s academic achievements will improve

By Staff Reporter
Transformation through people
Article
/ 26 October 2018

Transformation through people

‘Our employees are at the heart of our transformation in the business’

By Advertising Supplement
Champion of the learning foundation phase dies
Article
/ 19 October 2018

Champion of the learning foundation phase dies

MEC Mandla Makupula was a stickler for detail, and lifted the provincial education department out of crisis

By Johnnie Isaac
Tech makes new demands on teachers
Article
/ 5 October 2018

Tech makes new demands on teachers

The world is changing fundamentally, which means education must evolve in turn in order to remain relevant

By Staff Reporter
Nurture our children for SA’s future
Article
/ 28 September 2018

Nurture our children for SA’s future

The sad state of early childhood development suggests we do
not value poor black children

By Staff Reporter
What do teachers really ‘make’?
Article
/ 28 September 2018

What do teachers really ‘make’?

Teaching is no longer about delivering content; it is ultimately about shaping the world’s future

By Staff Reporter
A lot to learn
Article
/ 21 September 2018

A lot to learn

Tech innovation has a role to play in a broad range of educational issues, and can help struggling students

By Cayleigh Bright
Innovation in construction
Article
/ 21 September 2018

Innovation in construction

Winner: Rammed Earth House

By Sipho Kings
Teaching in the mother tongue
Article
/ 2 September 2018

Teaching in the mother tongue

The MTBBE programme is an important part of decolonisation

By Johnnie Isaac
Un-schooling is better for children
Article
/ 31 August 2018

Un-schooling is better for children

Education in South Africa is a mess but alternative education is, well, an alternative

By Terry Bell
The future is with us. Rethink it
Article
/ 31 August 2018

The future is with us. Rethink it

Industry 4.0 affects the humanities and they need to seize on the opportunities to mitigate problems

By Ylva Rodny-Gumede
Connecting former students to their alma mater to make a difference
Article
/ 29 August 2018

Connecting former students to their alma mater to make a difference

A free online platform that aims to accelerate the advancement of South African schools, wants to reconnect former students and their old schools

By Gemma Ritchie
Corruption Watch releases biannual corruption trends report
Article
/ 7 August 2018

Corruption Watch releases biannual corruption trends report

Corruption Watch’s biannual report looks at the trends in the 2 469 corruption cases that is has received since January this year

By Gemma Ritchie
Inclusive education is the future
Article
/ 3 August 2018

Inclusive education is the future

With a deeper understanding of the problems, excluding children with disabilities can cease

By Staff Reporter
In Mozambique, classes come alive in local languages
Africa
/ 16 July 2018

In Mozambique, classes come alive in local languages

Almost all teaching in Mozambique is in Portuguese but the majority of Mozambicans speak one of more than 40 local languages

By Eva Sofie Fritzboger
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