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Volume 44, Supplement 1, December 2024
Table of Contents
Articles
The relationship between pre-school teachers’ perceptions of career barriers and their levels of burnout and alienation |
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Emine Özdemir, Yusuf İnandı |
14 pages |
Enhancing the effectiveness of teacher learning communities through WhatsApp group chat technology: Accounting teachers’ voices |
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Sylvester E. Oduro, Jabulisile C. Ngwenya, Thamsanqa Thulani Bhengu |
11 pages |
Challenges of learning remotely: Views of pre-service accounting teachers at a South African university |
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Nomsa Elizabeth Zaly, Jabulisile C. Ngwenya |
12 pages |
Assessing educational outcomes in South Africa relative to economically comparable countries: A comparative analysis |
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John Nyamunda |
12 pages |
Bring your own device to school for mathematics learning: Namibian students’ behavioural intentions |
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Cloneria Nyambali Jatileni, Sari Havu-Nuutinen, Susanna Pöntinen |
15 pages |
Principals’ experiences of support in the management of the implementation of curriculum change in secondary schools |
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Makwetle Aubrey Mabitla, Layane Thomas Mabasa |
11 pages |
A blueprint for implementing internal financial processes in public schools |
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Albert Garcer, Raj Mestry, Shireen Motala |
11 pages |
Optimising school management strategies: Empowering school management teams through revision of the learners’ code of conduct for effective discipline management |
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Rudzani Israel Lumadi |
13 pages |
Development support groups’ contribution towards professional development of teachers through a training needs analysis |
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Millicent Ngema |
10 pages |
New ways of teaching in the face of an old problem; the education of young people at risk of exclusion |
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Abraham Bernárdez-Gómez, Eva María González-Barea, María Jesús Rodríguez-Entrena |
11 pages |
Implementation of inclusive education as experienced by immigrant learners of diverse backgrounds in South Africa |
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Zonke Ngema, Antoinette D’amant |
9 pages |
Inclusion of learners with mild hearing impairments: Teachers’ views on their language, social and academic development |
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Gaone Molapisi, Nareadi Phasha |
11 pages |
Mitigating policy-to-practice disparities in inclusive education from a bioecological systems perspective: The case of selected secondary schools in the Lower Shire, Malawi |
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Ben de Souza |
10 pages |
The incorporation of indigenous knowledge into graphic design technology |
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P Blose, MT Gumbo |
10 pages |
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SA Journal of Education is hosted at the University of Pretoria,
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