Identifying the relationship between the home environment, parental attributes and learner achievement in reading literacy

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Language ideologies and Stakeholder responses to the proposed implementation of Mother Tongue-Based Bilingual Education in Grade 5 Natural Science. by Leeuw, Ignacious

“…They welcome MTBBE as a new model for teaching bi/multilingual learners, if training and resources are provided. …”
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Gender differences in reading and listening comprehension of South African primary school English language learners

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Evaluation of activities and services of Mpumalanga Education Development Centres

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Concentrating Solar Power (CSP) technology adoption in South Africa by Craig, Omotoyosi

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Exploring strategies for teaching reading to English First Additional Language learners in Grade 2

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Optimal Revenue Generation Using Linear Programming: A Case Study of Dormaa East District Assembly by Ofori, Samuel

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The visual literacy of Grade 10 Life Sciences learners in cytology

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Optimal production planning and scheduling, case study: Guinness Ghana Brewery Limited, Kumasi by Derkye, Adom

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The ribbon microphone multi‑physics educational aid by Van Wyk, Marius

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Physiotherapy student interaction with home-based carers and the impact on service delivery by Rustin, Letitia

“…Eighteen of them also indicated that they learned from the students. The students were also supportive towards this program as they responded positively on each question, except for learning from the HBCs, which had a high neutral response rate. …”
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Verwantskappe tussen leksikale en narratiewe begrip en produksie en vroee ontwikkelingsmetings by Swart, Anike

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Demographic profile and perceived in-service education and training needs of rural and township physical science teachers in the Limpopo province. by Mabye, Daniel Tlabo

“…These teachers' limited academic knowledge and the lack of textbooks suggest that INSET providers should aim at empowering these teachers to improvise equipment and learning and teaching materials. The fact that most teachers have limited academic knowledge suggests that a suitable INSET model for them, will be Dunn's traditional model which will assist them to gain additional qualification (Nduna, 1999). …”
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Education quality in South Africa and Sub-Saharan Africa : an economic approach by Spaull, Nicholas

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Bridging the gap : optimising a feedback system for monitoring learner performance

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Pose estimation for the critically endangered African penguin by Van den Berg, Matthew Shane

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Senior primere leerlinge se begrip van sekere algemene getaleienskappe, met besondere verwysing na die distributiewe eienskap by Vermeulen, Cornelis Franz

“…This also serves as part of a wider effort to design a measuring instrument with which possible differences between the learning outcomes of project and non-project pupils can be measured .. …”
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The roles and responsibilities of foundation phase heads of department

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A comparative analysis of teacher competence and its effect on pupil performance in upper primary schools in Mozambique and other Sacmeq countries

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Addressing barriers to understanding emission spectroscopy for novice chemistry students

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