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    Subject Methodology Physical Science (Supp)

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    Exam paper (Supplementary) for second semester 202

    Clinical Sociology (Supp)

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    Exam paper (Supplementary) for second semester 202

    International Conflict (Supp)

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    Exam paper (supplementary) for second semester 202

    Entrepreneurial Growth Strategies (Supp)

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    Exam paper (Supplementary) for second semester 202

    Rooms Divisions and Revenue Management (Supp)

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    Exam paper (Supplementary) for second semester 202

    Labour Market Issues (Supp)

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    An investigation of security outcome convergence and the dynamics of their influencing factors in Africa

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    Critical reflections of PGCE graduates on theory studied for their pedagogic practice and for contextual challenges

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    Abstract: The value of theory in the education of teachers is often being contested in the current 21st century skills discourse. The intention of this research project is to understand how the theory mediated to PGCE students influence their practice, how they apply pedagogical content knowledge to the realities of the classroom and to arrive at an understanding of how they experience their practice as novice teachers. The low quality of teaching and learning in schools has notably been a matter of concern and has brought the education and training of teachers to the fore. One of the issues is the kind of teacher education received by teachers. This research study critically explores PGCE graduates understanding, practice and reflections on theory studied during their PGCE course. Additionally, it looks at other experiences in their teacher education that PGCE teachers found productive and unproductive for their practice. The central question this study addresses is: how do PGCE graduates understand, practice, and reflect on the value of curriculum theory and other teacher education experiences for their practice?...M.Ed. (Education

    Digital competencies of Grade 9 township teachers in the Sedibeng East district

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    Abstract: Digital competencies of grade 9 township teachers in the Sedibeng East District Information and Communication Technology (ICT) holds the promise to transform education and improve teaching and learning. Yet, the adoption of technology integration for teaching and learning is not evident in the Sedibeng East District. This study reviews the digital competencies of grade 9 township teachers in the Sedibeng East District with a focus on digital literacy. This research is theorised by the Technological, Pedagogical and Content Knowledge (TPACK) framework. This study was conducted from a constructivist paradigm and presents findings based on a basic qualitative research design and reporting method. This study suggests that the role of teachers is crucial in realising education’s promise to transform education. For education to become relevant to the digital needs of society, teachers must adopt and adapt to new approaches and pedagogies to teaching. Furthermore, access to ICT is acknowledged as a barrier to ICT integration, however, this study rather focuses on the gaps in knowledge about and the application of technology for effective teaching as a contributor to the digital divide. This study also reiterates that there is much more to education than the tool that is used to deliver it. Although teachers are seemingly competent in basic digital skills, the findings of this study reveal the need for teacher development and training in advanced digital literacy and skills. Furthermore, the findings suggest that teachers must become knowledgeable in the various knowledge domains of the TPACK if they want to take on the roles of the 21st century educator.M.Ed. (Information and Communication Technology in Education

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