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The culture of learning in Khayelitsha secondary schools: teachers' perspectives
This research project focused on teachers' perspectives on improving the culture of learning in their schools. The 'culture of learning' is a term which has achieved widespread popular usage, serving as a catch phrase to describe the overall crisis in education. Broadly defined, the 'culture of lear...
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Department of Sociology
2023
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