Educators’ experiences of the induction process by principals

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Religious education as a multi-process curriculum by Burke, Michael Terence

“…Annexure to thesis: CORD : a curriculum for Catholic high school religious education : 15 intertwined process-strands : a book for teachers / composed and compiled by Michael Burke. …”
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Railway safety awareness campaigns as an educative process

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Extended Information processing of Technology Education learners during the early phases of the design process

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An analysis of selection processes for the appointment of educators in the Gauteng East district

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Activities of champions implementing e-Learning processes in higher education

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The practice of school systems consultation by the educational psychologist : a reflection on the process at a school for specialised education by Daniels, Ardela

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Influences of music education on the forming process of musical identities in South Africa

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Education managers’ understanding and implementation of due process during learner discipline

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The Views, Difficulties and Suggestions of Teachers Having Graduate Education About the Process

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Art Infused Literacy: Scaffolding the Writing Process with with Visual Strategies

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Self-Study in a Pandemic: Process, Pedagogy, People, and Publishing

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A study of learning, knowledge and processes of reflection within the Worker Education Project by Abrahams, Nazli

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A study of learning, knowledge and processes of reflection within the worker education project by Abrahams_N, Nazli

“…Domestic workers have had to acquire a range of skills to effectively carry out the work they do and the learning involved is more often than not informal and tacit and the learning outcomes (skills, competencies, and knowledge) are not accredited or formally validated by society and institutions of education. The Worker Education Project, hosted by the South African Domestic Services and Allied Workers Union, which formed the context of the present study, was designed as an educational process in support of steps taken by domestic workers to organise themselves and develop and give expression to their own capacities to improve their living conditions. …”
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