African higher education
Students with disabilities’ experience in South African higher education – a synthesis of literature
... South African higher ...into higher education have to struggle with physical access (Losinsky et ...in higher education by students with disabilities is limited institutional ...
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Academic mobility and the experiences of foreign staff at South African higher education institutions
... South African higher education ...Education’s Higher Education Management Information System (HEMIS), and data from questionnaires that were distributed to foreign academic staff at the ...
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Editorial: The need for South African (higher) education institutions to be attuned to Education 4.0
... Danri Delport’s article contributes to the discourse regarding Education 4.0. In this study, Delport explores the use of a digital learning tool termed MindTap Math Foundations. Delport’s study is the first study ...
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The contribution of a private higher education institution to the South African higher education landscape
... Private Higher Education (PHE) is perceived in South Africa to deliver programmes of questionable quality in search of profit maximisation (CHE 2016, ...on Higher Education (CHE) has ...
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Model of coping with occupational stress of academics in a South African higher education institution
... Previous research explored occupational stressors and coping strategies amongst academics in other countries (Abbas & Roger, 2013; Ablanedo-Rosas, Blevins, Gao, Teng, & White, 2011; Broadbent, 2013; Darabi et ...
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Displaced margins and misplaced equity: Challenges for South African higher education
... Bozalek and Leibowitz (2013) tell several stories of exclusion. One involves a young African student, Lindi, from a rural area in South Africa. She had been the top student in her school, and was well known in her ...
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The administration of the doctoral examination at South African higher education institutions
... South African HEIs? To address this question, a qualitative study was undertaken at six South African universities to gather rich data from a purposeful sample of expert ...
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The accountability and professional security of the South African higher education lecturer
... to higher education (HE) for more students has been a strategic priority of the South African (SA) Department of Higher Education and Training (DHET) over the past ...
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A realist assessment of the implementation of blended learning in a South African higher education context
... A blended learning approach was encouraged, founded on pedagogy that puts the student at the centre of learning. The action research project promoted flexible learning and teaching provision that included e-learning but ...
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Aid Conditionality in African Higher Education – The Case of Cameroon: Implications for Multinational Finance of Education and Educational Policy Borrowing
... why education reforms in low income nations increasingly bear a resemblance to those in developed nations (Steiner-Khamsi, ...in education is largely cast in economic terms and particularly in relation to ...
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Influence of the Bologna Process on African higher education: Ethiopian higher education in focus
... On the structural level, the Bologna Process has led to greater convergence in the architecture of national HE systems. The overall broadness of the guidelines expressed in communiqués and related texts, however, allows ...
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The views of commerce students regarding "free" higher education in South Arica
... 1994, higher education policies were problematic (Odhav ...“free” higher education and frequent tuition fee increases have been debated regularly since as early as the 1960s (Langa, ...
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Can MOOCs contribute towards enhancing disruptive pedagogic encounters in higher education
... At the moment, we remain optimistic about the pedagogical advantages of MOOCs in the sense that students are included in pedagogical activities and are recognised for their coming to speech. In this way, learning though ...
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Pedagogic and learning spaces of leadership development: A sectoral case study
... South African higher education curricula and sites of learning illustrates how the assumption of a fixed, universal or a priori template of pedagogic space is being ...
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Access to higher education and career advancement for women in the South African work environment
... to higher education is linked to socioeconomic, geographic and racial differences among women in South ...South African women generally have struggled to make inroads into higher ...
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Internationalisation and African Intellectual metissage: Capacity-enhancement through higher education in Africa
... African higher education must be a driver of change and transformation in the distribution of knowledge, contributing to social and economic enhancement both as a player and an agent in ...all ...
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Theology and higher education: The place of a Faculty of Theology at a South African university
... On the state of universities in South Africa Jansen (2003:9) prefers to describe the condition as the ‘declining state of universities in South Africa’. In his article Jansen identifies five major concerns he has about ...
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Flourishing Together: Co-Learning as Leaders of a Multicultural South African Educational Research Community
... Southern African women brings together diverse cultural heritages, ethnicities, histories, languages, nationalities, and ...an African Black woman who defines her existence as an explosive conglomeration of ...
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Relationship between transformtion and institutional culture
... students from the underprivileged black communities who enlisted at previously white universities, wind up feeling unwelcome at those institutions. Nehawu further presented that a disguised type of prejudice is rising in ...
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#FeesMustFall and decolonising the curriculum: Stellenbosch University students’ and lecturers’ reactions
... Yet African knowledge systems cannot exist in isolation from global systems (Chirikure ...indigenous African knowledge systems an equal and valid place among the array of knowledge systems in the world ...
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