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Initial teacher education must be prioritised
Education and the education of teachers is already a complex issue and even more so in rapidly-changing global circumstances
Township schools fight for their place in the education stakes
Interventions produce great results
Excellence in Technology-Enhanced Teaching and Learning
'I believe in talking with children in order to bring and find lasting behavioural change'
Technology in the classroom is key to collaborative, effective and engaged learning
Kids need to learn how to think to survive in the new world
Technology in and around the classroom
The new school administration system will streamline and simplify management processes
Financial strains may mean some pupils won’t find schools in 2018
The Gauteng Department of Education is under immense financial pressure, trying to place 63 456 students before the school year for 2018 starts.
Basic education department can’t afford breakfast
It is exploring the idea of asking more food manufacturers to provide poor learners with a morning meal.
Victory for queer kids in Limpopo equality court ruling
Parents and teachers need to understand LGBTQI+ children who need a ‘safe place’.
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.
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