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  1. Determining the core vocabulary of Sepedi-speaking Grade R learners from the Sekhukhune district during regular school activities

    Published 2024
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  2. Perceptions of HIV/AIDS and HIV-related activities among school-going learners : where do we currently stand by Mukenge, Kapena

    Published 2015
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  3. Uitkomsgebaseerde onderwys vir leerders met verstandelik erg-gestremdheid by Dorfling, Pieter Stephanus

    Published 2011
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  4. Die assesseringspraktyke van laerskoopopvoeders in respons tot die verwagtinge van die nasionale kurrikulumverklaring by Truter, Linley Clive

    Published 2013
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  5. Has it happened in Mpumalanga? An evaluation of the implementation of Curriculum 2005

    Published 2013
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  6. Working memory in children: How does it affect learning? Different methods and techniques that can be used to train and enhance the working memory of children by Fawzy, Christine T.

    Published 2016
    “…Principles of the classroom based approach: Recognize working memory failures: by identifying children having warning signs of weak working memory. …”
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  7. Exploring quality and assessment models for English first additional language in Grade 10

    Published 2013
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  8. Die aard, doel en effektiwiteit van assessering in tersiêre wiskunde (Afrikaans)

    Published 2013
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  9. Linguistic and sociolinguistic aspects of the omission of sounds and syllables in isiXhosa speech: an explanatory guide for 2nd language learners of the language by Mahlumba, Esethu

    Published 2025
    “…I felt the need to establish a data-base of the most commonly truncated forms in the language and the phonological processes at play so that entry level students of the language (as a 2nd language) as well as more advanced learners would have access to commonly reduced words as well as explanations of the most widely occurring phonological processes involved in the omission of sounds. …”
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