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Opening the Doors of Learning: Changing Schools in South Africa
ISBN: 9780796225085
Author: Pam Christie
Copyright: 2010
Extent: 240pp
Format: Soft cover
Description
This book is set to become one of the
classic texts in post-democratic South
African thinking in education. Pam
Christie is often quoted in popular
and academic writing on education.
Here she takes a critical look at the
processes and levels of change within
the schooling system. It addresses the
puzzle of educational change from a
South African perspective, and is not a
book about the education system, but
a book written for educators trying to
understand the forces of change in the
South African context.
Contents
1: Schooling and social change
2: Framing the challenges
3: Goals and purposes of schooling
4: Globalisation, the ‘knowledge
economy’ and education
5: Development and education
6: Education policy
7: Schools and classrooms as places
of learning
8: Facing the challenges: A framework
of ethics
Managing Educational Change: The State and School Reform in South Africa
ISBN: 9780796202178
Author: Brahm D Fleisch
Copyright: 2002
Extent: 224pp
Format: Soft cover
Description
In this illuminating work, Brahm
Fleisch draws on his acumen as
historian and scholar of education,
as well as his first-hand experience
as bureaucrat, to weave a textured
account of educational restructuring
in South Africa after apartheid. Policy
development and implementation
come alive through Fleisch’s Africa
after apartheid. Policy development and
implementation come alive through
Fleisch’s insights and reflections, as do
the daily dilemmas and demands of
running an education department and
its schools.
Contents
1: Reclaiming the state: School reform
in South Africa
2: Establishing the new department
3: Teacher equity
4: School governance reform
5: School improvement
6: Curriculum transformation
7: Restructuring the education
bureaucracy
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