Editorial |
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| | · Editorial Wassermann, Johan
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Articles |
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| | · Archival Practice and the Historiography of Education in South Africa: An Overview of Government Collections on Education Strydom, Bronwyn
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| | · Reflections on coloured identity in the Teacher's League of South Africa during the early 1940s. The introduction of the concept of non-European Efron, Laura
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| | · Learning about World War Two: Group work discussions and literary engagement using Markus Zusak's The Book Thief Koekemoer, CW
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| | · Reconceptualising Africanising, and its positioning in history teaching and learning through regional and microspatial-planned programmes Motumi, Knysna T.; van Eeden, Elize S.
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| | · Peripheralisation of some histories in the school history curriculum in the post-apartheid South Africa: The case study of the 1950s Drum generation and their contributions to the liberation struggle Mthethwa, Bongumenzi; Maluleka, Paul
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| | · Greening History Teaching': Justifying the Inclusion of Socio-Environmental History in the South African Further Education and Training History Curriculum Ndumeya, Noel
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| | · Reading the African School Curriculum as an Historical Text: Educational Contexts, Policies and Practices in Zimbabwe Chigwida, Hedwick; Madondo, Manasa M.; Chitate, Hardy
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Book Reviews |
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| | · Going Dutch van der Veen, Hans
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| | · The Bams of Grasslands Farm, A Family History Krige, Sue
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| | · Physical Education and Physical Culture in South Africa, 1837-1966 Jones-Couto, Cherese
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| | · Critical Thinking Skills for Students: Curriculum and Practice in Higher Education Lewis, Franklin A.
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| | · Teachers and the Epistemology of History Robinson, Natasha
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Teachers Voice / Hands-on Articles |
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| | · History Classrooms across the World: How does Discussing Controversial Issues add to Understanding the Importance of Perspective? de Groot, Wiebe
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| | · Reimaging, from a decolonised perspective, the Grade 10 intended curriculum and the start of the era of modernity - Portugal covets the gold of West Africa, sugar, and the start of enslaving black bodies Brookbanks, Gordon; Mbambo, Lethukukhanya
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