Author: Jappie, Naziema et al.
Published: 2020
Author: Naziema Jappie
Published: 2020
Education Researchers Respond to The COVID-19 Pandemic. The main purpose of this research project is to allow praxis to inform policy by outlining the courses of action that institutions are implementing in South Africa. While it is understood that the reality of each institution is unique, it is hoped that this project will highlight issues of governance and management during these times as we all continue to learn while the COVID-19 situation unfolds.
Author: Shiohira, Kelly
Published: 2019
Research Brief Kelly Shiohira
Keywords: Literacy, ICT in Education
Author: Jala Peo
Published: 2019
The Jala Peo (“Plant the Seed”) Initiative is a vehicle for the promotion of nutrition education and school food and nutrition gardens active in 67 schools across three Provinces: the Free State, Limpopo and the Western Cape. Your school food and nutrition garden is a living thing. And just like you and me, it needs to be nurtured for it to grow. It needs to be planned for.
Keywords: Jala Peo, Newsletter
Author: Shiohira, K
Published: 2019
Keywords: PSET Cloud, Interoperable data systems, data ecosystems, Post School Education and Training
Author: Eleanor Hazell
Published: 2019
Congratulations to Eleanor Hazell (JET Education), Garth Spencer-Smith (Kelello) and Nicky Roberts (Centre for Education Practice Research) on the publication of their article: Improving Grade R mathematics teaching in South Africa: Evidence from an impact evaluation of a province-wide intervention in the SAERA 2018 Conference Special Edition of the Journal of Education.
Keywords: Grade R, news, Early Childhood Development, Monitoring and evaluation (M&, Mathematics, E), evaluation, Grade R Mathematics and Language Improvement Programme
Author: Jala Peo
Published: 2019
The Jala Peo (“Plant the Seed”) Initiative is a vehicle for the promotion of nutrition education and school food and nutrition gardens active in 67 schools across three Provinces: the Free State, Limpopo and the Western Cape. The Initiative seeks to make sure every school has a thriving school food and nutrition garden and that all learners in South Africa understand how to produce and consume nutritious food. To do this, the Initiative has created Forums – multistakeholder partnerships of government departments, private sector, academia and NGOs to increase and direct investment and resources towards more effective agriculture and nutrition education.
Keywords: Jala Peo, Newsletter