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Becoming an academic : a study of learning to judge student performance in three disciplines at a South African university
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Short-term sea level forecasting using machine learning techniques: A case study for South Africa
Published 2023“…Seawater levels along the South African coastline are investigated with the use of machine learning techniques. In this study, data-driven methods, which are more computationally efficient in comparison to numerical models, are applied to predict seawater levels. …”
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Why won't they learn? : a contrastive study of literature teaching in two Cape Town high school classrooms
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The quality assurance of teaching and learning in higher education in South Africa : an analysis of national policy development and stakeholder response
Published 2006“…The framework is based on a normative judgment that communicative action is more likely to result in the improvement of teaching and learning practice than instrumental action. …”
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Machine learning for semantic segmentation of biomedical imaging data: ensemble 2D UNets for CT and PET images.
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Implementation of social constructivist learning environments in grade 9 natural science in the Western Cape Province, South Africa
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Machine learning and network-based approaches unveil key aspects of gene regulation that drive Plasmodium falciparum pathogenesis
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The power of peers: mobile youth culture, homophily and informal learning among a group of South African youth
Published 2017“…These young people (ages 13-17, n=18) were asked how they were learning about and using ICTs. The sample lived in Makhaza, Khayelitsha, and were members of a non-profit youth development organisation, Ikamva Youth, participating in beginner coding classes. …”
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