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Education Management and Policy Studies: Recent submissions
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(Business Day, 2007-03-13)The reason some schools experienced high failure rates had less to do with lack of resouces than the lack of accountability among teachers, professor Jonathan Jansen said at the Durban International Conference in KwaZulu Natal.
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(Beeld, 2007-03-15)Opvoedkunde-dekaan se werk in Durban met 6 maande verleng.
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(Office of the Vice-Chancellor and Principal, University of Pretoria, 2007-03-15)
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(Beeld, 2007-02-08)Geweld begin by 'n pak slae wat mense hul kinders gee.
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(Sunday Independent, 2006-12-31)The government is faced with a serious problem of raising the level of school quality.
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(Sunday Argus, 2006-12-31)Obtaining a matic qualification has become almost meaningless and under-graduate degrees are heading for a similar fate.
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(Sunday Argus, 2006-12-31)Black schools are in serious trouble in South Africa and there is little policy or planning that suggests that the national pattern of two-school systems is about to be disturbed.
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(2007-02-06)Hierdie onderhoud is uitgesaai op "Die Storie" ter viering van Nelson Mandela se 88e verjaarsdag. Heinrich Wyngaard vra die volgende vrae aan prof Jansen, dekaan van die Fakultiet Opvoedkunde aan die Universiteit van ...
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(Fairlady, 1998-01)There isn't a parent in the country who isn't concerned about the quality of education. Curriculum 2005, our home-grown version of outcomes-based education, makes one very definite promise: that school will never be the ...
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(2007-01-18)Addressing the University of Venda (Univen) convocation, Professor Jonathan Jansen said internationally governments fund universities that are centres of performance where delivery takes place, rather than centers of ...
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(2007-01-17)John Robbie interviews Prof Jansen on The John Robbie Show (Talk Radio with 702) regarding elite schools such as the Oprah Winfrey Leadership Academy for Girls in South Africa, which is funded by Oprah's private foundation, ...
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BCQ (Springer Netherlands, 2006-03)The Big Change Question, in this issue, focuses around the socio-cultural framing of leadership practice. Jonathan Jansen presents two principals as examples of leaders who "move against the logic of their own biographies" ...
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(Perspectives in Education, 1998-07)This article argues that government's syllabus alterations reflected, and deepened, a crisis within the state which had little to do with changing the school curriculum and much more to do with the politics of transition ...
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(School of Education Howard University, 1990)This article traces the evolution of the curriculum designed for Black education in South Africa since the colonial penetration of the 1650s to the present. Argues that the curriculum reflects sociopolitical influences and ...
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(Taylor & Francis, 1988-11)Evaluates two South African curriculum change projects (Science Education Project and Fort Hare Project) that illustrate the difficulty of instituting meaningful change while working within the confines of the state school ...
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(Routledge, 1990-03)Argues that socialist curriculum policy, independent of actual curriculum practice, serves as a powerful vehicle for the legitimation of the state in post-colonial societies in the face of unaltered material conditions. ...
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(Routledge, 1995-06)This article traces the origins and trajectory of effective schools research (ESR) over three decades. The review attempts to (a) categorise and make sense of the voluminous literature on ESR, (b) synthesise and extend the ...
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(Perspectives in Education, 1991)In his provocative piece Ivan Evans brings to attention the gross inequalities in the racial distribution of knowledge production in South Africa. In so doing he shifts attention from the much-belaboured writings on the ...
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