The study reported on here sought to examine first-year students’ conceptions of writing and the extent to which these influence their academic writing; explore tutors’ expectations and understandings of student writing ...

There is an abundance of evidence in the literature that corroborates the hypothesis that African librarianship has its roots in the colonial era. In developing African librarianship, the colonial masters set in place a ...

The article advocates for an 'African' curriculum, a type of learning experiences 'brewed in an African pot' but borrows from Western education values and practices that are relevant to Africa's regeneration. The article ...

This report reviews the results of an impact evaluation of a large-scale collaborative project on strengthening open and flexible learning for increased education access in high HIV-prevalence SADC countries (SOFIE). The ...

The analytical framework underpinning the presentation has four main aims, carefully aligned to the futuristic and envisioning symposium theme. Firstly, an attempt is made to situate the policy goals and intentions of the ...

The discourse on education transformation in recent years has tended to revive the ancient contest of colonial fronts on language(s) The limit of inclusion of the language(s) of the previously marginalised indigenous. The ...

The most common way of defining ethics is the norms for conduct that distinguish between acceptable and acceptable behavior. Ethics (or morals), rules for distinguishing between right and wrong. Ethical issues in information: ...