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Drawings as imaginative expressions of philosophical ideas in a Grade 2 South African literacy classroom
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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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Vocabulary used by ethno-linguistically diverse South African toddlers : a parent report using the language development survey
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Aosis OpenJournals, Durbanville, Cape Town |
E-Journals |
1 |
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Gender effects on phonological processing and reading development in Northern Sotho children learning to read in English : a case study of Grade 3 learners
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Aosis OpenJournals, Durbanville, Cape Town |
E-Journals |
1 |
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Foundation phase teacher provision by public higher education institutions in South Africa
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Aosis OpenJournals, Durbanville, Cape Town |
E-Journals |
1 |
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Preparing teachers for HIV/AIDS education : integrated and interdisciplinary pre-service teacher education
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Aosis OpenJournals, Durbanville, Cape Town |
E-Journals |
1 |
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First additional language teaching in the foundation phase of schools in disadvantaged areas
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Aosis OpenJournals, Durbanville, Cape Town |
E-Journals |
1 |
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The cultural context of development : language as a means for thinking and problem-solving
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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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Learning to read in English : comparing monolingual English and bilingual Zulu-English Grade 3 learners
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Aosis OpenJournals, Durbanville, Cape Town |
E-Journals |
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