Building education beyond crisis.pdf

Bibliography1. Chisholm, L (2005) ―The State of South Africa‘s Schools‖ in Daniel, JSouthall, R and Lutchman, J (eds) State of the Nation: South Africa 2004-2005. Cape Town: HSRC.2. Chisholm, Linda (2003) ―The state of curriculum reform in South Africa:The issue of Curriculum 2005‖ in Daniel, J Habib, A and Southall, R (eds)State of the Nation South Africa 2003-2004. Cape Town: HSRC.3. Chisholm, Linda (ed) (2004) Changing Class: Education and SocialChange in Post-Apartheid South Africa. Cape Town: HSRC.4. Chisholm, Linda Motala, Shireen and Vally, Salim (eds) (2003) SouthAfrica: Education Policy Review. Sandown: Heinemann.5. Council on Higher Education (2004) South African Higher Education in theFirst Decade of Democracy. Pretoria: CHE.6. Department of Education (2005) Education Statistics 2003. Pretoria: DoE7. DoE (2005) National Framework for Teacher Education, Report. DoE:Pretoria.8. DoE (2005) Report of the Ministerial Committeee on Rural Education.Pretoria:DoE.9. Fiske, Edward B and Ladd, Helen F (2004) Elusive Equity: EducationReform in Post-Apartheid South Africa. Cape Town: HSRC and BrookingsInstitute.10. Fleish, Brahm (2002) Managing Educational Change: The state andschool reform in SA. Sandown: Heinemann.11. HSRC (2003) Human Resources Development Review 2003: Education,Employment and Skills in South Africa. Cape Town: HSRC and EastLansing: Michigan State University.12. Jansen, Jonathan D (2002) ―Political symbolism as policy craft: explainingnon-reform in South African education after apartheid‖ in Journal ofEducation Policy, Vol 17 (2).13. Jansen Jonathan and Taylor, Nick (2003) Educational Change in SouthAfrica 1994-2003: Case Studies in Large-Scale Education Reform.Washington: World Bank.Graeme Bloch: Building Education Beyond Crisis: Development Today 14