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The influences of teachers regulative discourse, specifically teachers expectations of learner achievement on teachers' pedagogic practice in teaching Grade 6 Natural Science in the Western Cape : two case studies
This study examines how two Grade 6 Natural Science teachers in two low SES schools in the Western Cape teach Natural Science, and what relation this has to the regulative discourse that informs their teaching. Data texts were derived from interviews and lesson observations. The study draws on resea...
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School of Education
2015
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