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What is history? Views from a primary school teacher education programme
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Aosis OpenJournals, Durbanville, Cape Town |
E-Journals |
1 |
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The influence of executive function challenges on the behavioural adaptation of one learner with autism spectrum disorder
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Aosis OpenJournals, Durbanville, Cape Town |
E-Journals |
1 |
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Integrating different forms of knowledge in the teaching qualification Diploma in Grade R Teaching
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Aosis OpenJournals, Durbanville, Cape Town |
E-Journals |
1 |
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‘Minding the gap?’ A national foundation phase teacher supply and demand analysis
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Aosis OpenJournals, Durbanville, Cape Town |
E-Journals |
1 |
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The identification of sensory processing difficulties of learners experiencing Asperger’s Syndrome (AS) in two mainstream Grade R classes
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Aosis OpenJournals, Durbanville, Cape Town |
E-Journals |
1 |
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IsiZulu and English in KwaZulu-Natal rural schools : how teachers fear failure and opt for English
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Aosis OpenJournals, Durbanville, Cape Town |
E-Journals |
1 |
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Informing principal policy reforms in South Africa through data-based evidence
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Aosis OpenJournals, Durbanville, Cape Town |
E-Journals |
1 |
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How can speech-language therapists and audiologists enhance language and literacy outcomes in South Africa? (And why we urgently need to)
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Aosis OpenJournals, Durbanville, Cape Town |
E-Journals |
1 |
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‘Learning walks’ : dialogic spaces for integrating theory and practice in a renewed BEd foundation phase curriculum
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Aosis OpenJournals, Durbanville, Cape Town |
E-Journals |
1 |
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Linguistic liminality in the early years of school : urban South African children ‘betwixt and between’ languages of learning
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Aosis OpenJournals, Durbanville, Cape Town |
E-Journals |
1 |
