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(Distance Education and Teachers’ Training in Africa (DETA), 2011)Distance education is a learner-centred approach to education that emphasises independent learning based on the assumption that students are self-motivated and active in the learning process. However, due to the fact ...
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(Distance Education and Teachers’ Training in Africa (DETA), 2011)Distance education, or distance learning, is a fi eld of education that focuses on teaching methods and technology with the aim of delivering teaching, often on an individual basis, to students who are not physically present ...
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(Distance Education and Teachers’ Training in Africa (DETA), 2011)The teacher’s use of lecture method has been observed to be ineffective in bringing about the right attitude towards the environment and environmental problems. The purpose of this research is to fi nd out what are the ...
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(Distance Education and Teachers’ Training in Africa (DETA), 2011)The Distance Education and Teachers’ Training in Africa (DETA) 2011 was hosted by the Eduardo Mondlane University, Maputo, Mozambique, from 3 to 5 August. It was the fourth of its kind. The biennial conference was born out ...
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(Distance Education and Teachers’ Training in Africa (DETA), 2011)This paper focuses on how distance education (DE) facilitators of the Advanced Certifi cate in Education (ACE) are trained, supported and quality-assured during contact sessions to improve their facilitation skills. The ...
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(Distance Education and Teachers’ Training in Africa (DETA), 2011)Africa is perhaps the only continent in the world where most formal or school education is conducted in instructional languages that are foreign to most learners and their teachers. In contexts where formal learning is ...
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(Distance Education and Teachers’ Training in Africa (DETA), 2011)This paper is a response to calls made in the teacher education pedagogy literature (e.g. Loughran, 2006; Moletsane, 2003; Murphy, 2008; Russell, 1997) for teacher educators to take a critical look at how they mediate ...
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(Distance Education and Teachers’ Training in Africa (DETA), 2011)The goal of distance education in Ghana is to make quality education, especially at the tertiary level, more accessible and relevant to meeting the human resource needs of the country. This is to improve performance as ...
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(Distance Education and Teachers’ Training in Africa (DETA), 2011)Gender parity in primary and secondary education has yet to be achieved in many countries in sub-Saharan Africa, including Malawi. The presence of female teachers is recognised as positively impacting on girls’ enrolment ...
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(Distance Education and Teachers’ Training in Africa (DETA), 2011)This paper is based on a study conducted to determine the infl uence of a curriculum-based dynamic assessment (CDA) procedure on the performance and effect on additional language (AL) learners in mainstream education. ...
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