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UP Experts (Jonathan Jansen Collection): Recent submissions
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(2006-02-10)
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(2006-02-10)Prof Jonathan Jansen honors the remembrance of one who had a profound influence on his life - Steve Bantu Biko.
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(Boston University School of Education, 1990)Presents the author's reflections regarding education in South Africa under apartheid rule. Defects of racist education; Discussion of some of the author's teaching assignments.
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(The University of Chicago Press, 1991)Uses a case study of curriculum innovation in Zimbabwe to assess existing explanations of why colonial curriculum content persists in many postcolonial states despite radical policy efforts. Argues for the primacy of ...
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(Beeld, 2005-12-12)
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(Beeld, 2005-11-08)Reflekteer skoongeskeerde koppe dalk elegansie?
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(2006-02-09)I recently and informally polled a number of sitting and past Vice Chancellors as well as senior university administrators on the question: Are South African universities less autonomous today than they were before 1994? ...
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(Carfax Publishing Co (Taylor & Francis), 1998-11)Provides an analysis of outcomes-based education in South Africa. Issuance by Government of National Unity of curriculum-related reforms intended to democratize education; Elimination of inequalities in the post-apartheid ...
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(Taylor & Francis, 1999-01)In the wake of South Africa's first non-racial elections in 1994, the new Minister of Education launched a national process which would purge the apartheid curriculum of its most offensive racial content and outdated, ...
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(Taylor & Francis, 2002-04)The policy literature in developing countries is replete with narratives of 'failure' attributed to the lack of resources, the inadequacy of teacher training, the weak design of implementation strategy, and the problems ...
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Mode 2 knowledge and institutional life: taking Gibbons on a walk through a South African university (Kluwer Academic Publishers, 2002-06)This paper examines the response of a black university in South Africa to the challenges posed by the mode 2 knowledge thesis of Michael Gibbon. The case material is based on the Faculty of Engineering at the University ...
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(The South African Political Studies Asociation, 2003-05)Drawing on a study of five merger cases in recent South African higher education, this article examines why in each case, the mergers proceeded despite intense opposition from the entities affected and in a form and manner ...
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(Centre for Cultural & Media Studies, 2004)Looks at the status of intellectuals in South Africa ten years after democracy was established in the country. Direction of democracy in the country; Concerns about the policies of the government and its response to criticism ...
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(Routledge, 2004)This article examines the struggles of the South African government to establish school-wide evaluation policies within post-apartheid institutions. It is demonstrated that even when such evaluation policies promise teacher ...
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