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Title |
Authors/Editors |
Publisher |
Type |
Copies |
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Teacher receptivity of an integrated curriculum with special reference to the foundation phase of curriculum 2005
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University of Port Elizabeth, Faculty of Education, Port Elizabeth |
Thesis |
1 |
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Teacher adaptation of a curriculum during implementation
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Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University, Faculty of Education, Port Elizabeth |
Thesis |
1 |
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Factors influencing the implementation of mathematical word problems in foundation phase classrooms: theory and practice
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Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University, Faculty of Education, Port Elizabeth |
Thesis |
1 |
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Foundation phase teachers’ knowledge, attitudes and practices towards inclusive classroom management: A case study of Mthatha district,Eastern Cape, South Africa
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Walter Sisulu University, Faculty of Education, Mthatha |
Thesis |
1 |
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Educators’ perceptions of foundation phase mathematics Curriculum Assessment Policy Statements (CAPS)
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University of Fort Hare, Faculty of Education, Alice |
Thesis |
1 |
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An investigation of how environmental learning and teaching support materials (LTSM) can influence team planning and teaching and learning activities in the Foundation Phase
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Rhodes University, Faculty of Education, Grahamstown |
Thesis |
1 |
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Grade 3 teachers’ strategies to help English second language learners overcome interlingual spelling errors
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University of Fort Hare, Faculty of Education, Alice |
Thesis |
1 |
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An exploratory case study of a Foundation Phase learning program to examine how curriculum contextualisation contributes to environmental learning and relevance
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Rhodes University, Faculty of Education, Grahamstown |
Thesis |
1 |
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Music education in the foundation phase
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Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University, Faculty of Arts, Port Elizabeth |
Thesis |
1 |
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Investigating the English vocabulary needs, exposure, and knowledge of isiXhosa speaking learners for transition from learning to read in the Foundation Phase to reading to learn in the Intermediate Phase : a case study
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Rhodes University, Faculty of Education, Grahamstown |
Thesis |
1 |