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de Lange, Naydene
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| Articles |
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| | · A nonviolent pedagogical approach for Life Orientation teacher development: the Alternatives to Violence Project
Lamb, Shena; Snodgrass, Lyn
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| | · Teachers as curriculum leaders: towards promoting gender equity as a democratic ideal
Simmonds, Shan
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| | · Espoused and enacted values of student teachers interrogating race, class, and gender in literary texts
Pillay, Ansurie; Wassermann, Johan
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| | · Privilege, poverty, and pedagogy: reflections on the introduction of a service-learning component into a postgraduate political studies course
Matthews, Sally
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| | · A multidisciplinary approach to university engagement: key considerations for dynamic mental health teaching and service provision to a disadvantaged community
Exner, Rosemary; Jansen, Jennifer; Stroud, Louise; du Preez, Mingon
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| | · Cultivating social entrepreneurial capacities in students through film: implications for social entrepreneurship education
Waghid, Zayd; Oliver, Henry
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| | · Phantasmagoria: communicating an illusion of entrepreneurship in South African school textbooks
Maistry, Suriamurthee Moonsamy; David, Roshnee
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| | · An autoethnographic exploration of disability discourses: transforming science education and research for students with learning disabilities
Baurhoo, Neerusha
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| Book Review |
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| | · Academic autoethnographies: inside teaching in higher education by Daisy Pillay, Inbanathan Naicker, and Kathleen Pithouse-Morgan (Editors)
James, Angela
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| Conference Report |
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| | · Framing/Reframing: Visual Sociology, Goffman & the Everyday 35th International Visual Sociology Conference 19-22 June 2017. Concordia University, Montreal, Canada
Lamb, Pamela
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