• Experiences of administrators and teachers espousing child-centred learning in three Utah County charter kindergartens 

  Jorgensen, Emily (2023-07)

  In the United States, national laws regarding education have been pushing for higher standards in terms of academic rigour and accountability. Standards-based education is now the law of the land. In response to these legal ...
• Early childhood teachers’ pedagogical assessment leadership practices and skills in Ghana 

  Asare, Kotor (2022-12-08)

  An effective pedagogical leader requires a variety of knowledge and skills for assessment leadership. This study aimed to determine how Ghanaian early childhood teachers perceive pedagogical and assessment leadership and ...
• Effect of large class size and teacher-learner ratio on classroom management in early childhood educational centres in Ghana 

  Kissi-Abrokwah, Bernard (2021-11)

  The purpose of this study was to investigate how large class size and teacher-to-learner ratio affect classroom management in early childhood educational centres (ECECs) in Ghana. Using the concurrent triangulation mixed ...
• An exploration of health-related lifestyle behaviours of foundation phase learners : a socioecological perspective 

  Manyaka, Mmapeu (2022-01)

  Young children’s health-related lifestyle behaviours are a growing concern worldwide. Various studies have confirmed that lifestyle behaviours among children in low- to middle-income countries are on the increase, resulting ...
• Factors affecting the spiritual development of young children in Christian faith based pre-schools in the Oyo State of Nigeria 

  Odesola, Foluke Omobonike (2021-04)

  Many Christian faith-based preschools in the Oyo State of Nigeria are realising that spiritual development is an essential part of young children’s natural growth and should be given due attention. Accordingly, activities ...
• Exploring Grade R teaching and learning in rural schools 

  Makeleni, Theorin Nomvuyiso (2018-07)

  The purpose of this qualitative study was to investigate some of the challenges facing Grade R teaching and learning in rural schools and how these challenges influence effective teaching and learning in classroom practice. ...
• The practices of inclusive education in Grade R, Nylstroom circuit, Limpopo 

  Sambo, Tinyiko Florence (2018-01)

  The Early Childhood Development (ECD) policy of White Paper 5 protects the development right of children and to learn at an early age. In line with this, the Inclusive Education (IE) policy of White Paper 6 (2001) ...
• The effect of second language storybook reading and interactive vocabulary instruction on the vocabulary acquisition of Grade 1 learners 

  Van den Berg, Lenore (2018-01)

  The study sets out to add to the research base on vocabulary acquisition by assessing the effect of integrating explicit, interactive vocabulary instruction with storybook reading on Grade 1 vocabulary acquisition. ...
• An overview of productive vocabulary levels amongst ESL learners and teachers in Gauteng township schools 

  Moyo, Flora (2018-02)

  The study measures the productive vocabulary size of Grade 6 English Second Language learners and teachers in 16 township schools in Gauteng Province. Data from learners (n-881) and teachers (n-19) were collected by testing ...
• An investigation of the challenges affecting reading in the foundation phase in rural areas of Bolobedu, Limpopo province 

  Mafokwane, Moore Fridah (2017)

  This study aims to investigate the challenges affecting reading in the foundation phase and to explore the different approaches that teachers use to address them. The research is qualitative in nature and used a case study ...
• An investigation on the role of grade R teachers in creating a conducive environment for learning numeracy at Vhuronga Vhembe District in South Africa 

  Mulaudzi, Ntshengedzeni Olga (2017-06)

  South Africa‟s recent participation in the national, regional and international studies revealed that the South African learners perform poorly in mathematics when compared with other same-level learners in other participating ...
• Exploring the teaching of Grade 1–3 English spelling using the Sound Reading System : a case of a Namibian primary school 

  Jansen, Jessica Mary-Ann (2017-01)

  Exploring the teaching of Grade 1 – 3 English spelling using the Sound Reading System: A case of a Namibian primary school Spelling is crucial for literacy development in children and therefore needs to be taught effectively ...
• Investigating the needs and challenges of underachieving Grade R learners in a Mitchell’s Plain primary school 

  Filander, Beranese (2015-10)

  Many learners enter Grade 1 underprepared, because they have not had the chance to develop the necessary skills, values or attitudes expected of learners in this year. This results in academic backlogs and school ...
• Experience of grade four teachers with regard to reading competence in two schools at Hlangananisouth circuit in Vhembe District 

  Vukeya, I. (2014-11-15)

  The aim of the study was to find out about the perception of grade four teachers with regard to reading competence of the learners. The ability to read is an important skill in today`s modern world where so much information ...
• Investigating Grade one teacher perceptions of reception year learner readiness 

  Mahan, Sibongile Johannah (2015-02)

  The purpose of this study was to establish the perception of Grade One teachers regarding the school readiness of Reception Year learners in relation to the new national Curriculum Assessment and Policy Statement (CAPS). ...
• Assisting teachers to support mildly intellectually disabled learners in the foundation phase in accordance with the policy of inclusion 

  Sethosa, Mosima Francisca (2001-06)

  Mildly intellectually disabled (MID) learners, in South Africa, experience a great deal of discrimination. For the Black MID learner, the situation has been the worst in that even at a time when their white counterparts received ...
• Reading difficulties experienced by learners in the foundation phase in inclusive schools in Makapanstad 

  Hlalethwa, Bella Dudula (2013-11)

  Literature indicates that there is a national outcry about learners who read below the required levels and that poor matriculation results are, in part, due to the low levels of learners’ reading skills. The focus of this ...
• The quality of early childhood development programmes in Harare primary schools in Zimbabwe 

  Chikutuma, Tendai (2013-11)

  The study sought to establish the quality of Early Childhood Development (ECD) programmes. It was therefore important that the researcher investigates whether the ECD programmes were meeting the expectations of the quality ...
• Teacher challenges in the teaching of mathematics at foundation phase 

  Machaba, Maphetla Magdeline (2013-09)

  This investigation emanates from the realization that Grade 3 children at schools in disadvantaged areas perform poorly in basic mathematics computations such as addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. The aim ...
• The experiences of foundation phase teachers in implementing the curriculum 

  Makeleni, Theorin Nomvuyiso (2013-02)

  The purpose of this study is to explore what knowledge and experiences teachers hold about curriculum implementation and how their knowledge and experiences influence teaching and learning practices. This study is qualitative ...

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