Autumn 2013 Edition
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Teaching: what is your why?
“Why would you (or anybody for that matter) want to be a teacher?” My answer [...] -
The 21st century librarian
By Dianne de Villiers In the 21st century, what does a school librarian do? Things [...] -
Epworth School shares eco-experience
By Joan Lindegger and Cynthia Dibben Epworth School, in the heart of Scottsville in Pietermaritzburg, [...] - More from Autumn 2013 Edition
Summer 2012 Edition
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Travel and Sport Europe site visit
Two of Travel and Sport’s operational team recently returned from Europe. [...] -
Another brick in the wall
Breaking the news about their children to the parents happens at a blood-sport sacrificial ritual [...] -
Graphic Novels and Plays series
Many years ago, as a novice drama teacher, I sought a way to bring Shakespeare’s [...] - More from Summer 2012 Edition
School Travel
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Travel and Sport Europe site visit
Two of Travel and Sport’s operational team recently returned from Europe. [...] -
Learning from the land
On 8 May 2011, Kamoka Bush School officially opened in Limpopo, outside Modimolle (Nylstroom). It’s [...] -
Eco-education in the Wolkberg Wilderness
Worldwide, one of the responses to the threat of climate change and biodiversity loss is [...] - More from School Travel
e-Education
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What did you do on Digital Learning Day?
The US has declared each 6 February national Digital Learning Day (DLD) to encourage school [...] -
Are your kids addicts?
Whilst the global drive to use technology in the classroom accelerates, parents everywhere worry about [...] -
Taking it global
Back in the US, many schools are using technology to forge meaningful, long-lasting, global online [...] - More from e-Education
Other Recent Articles
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Tips for teachers
At the beginning of the year, the classroom walls are bare.
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Getting to grips with our languages
My mother, who would “avoid clichés like the plague”, still relished the occasional proverb or expression that summed up how she felt about the significance (or lack of it) of a particular situation.
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What is different about The Key School?
The Key School in Johannesburg educates children with autism between the ages of two and 12.
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New spaces for little faces – the Maragon preschool
Maragon Private School has opened a state-of-the-art centre of excellence for preschoolers.
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