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Browsing Education by Subject "Teacher development"
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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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(University of Pretoria, 2011)This is an explanatory research investigation on the role of principals as instructional leaders which has been highlighted over the past two to three decades. The emergence of this concept in the leadership field and the ...
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(Springer, 2018-07)The goal of this research was to design a process to support the development of mobile teaching practice, embedded within the teaching and research activities in a Faculty of Education at a research-intensive university. ...
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(Star, 2006-08-08)Tests should be introduced and licences issued to certify the competence of our educators.
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(AOSIS, 2018-11-13)BACKGROUND : The Global Competitiveness report shows that the quality of primary education in South Africa ranks 132 out of 144 countries. Statistics released by the Department of Basic Education in South Africa reveal ...
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(Independent Institute of Education, 2020)This paper draws on Kolb’s experiential learning theory. Experiential learning can be used to create and verify knowledge or to analyse truths and belief systems. The experiences of third-year Bachelor of Education (BEd) ...
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Teacher clusters in South Africa : opportunities and constraints for teacher development and change (Faculty of Education, University of Pretoria, 2009-03)Teacher clusters represent a recent experiment in the field of teacher professional development in South Africa. Increasingly, teacher clusters are being used as a substitute for the traditional approaches to professional ...
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(Pretoria News, 2006-07-28)Teachers should prove they are qualified and competent to teach South African children. With or without a licensing system, we need to invest heavily in the professional development of teachers.
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