All posts tagged in: education
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By Eddy Maloka At their 11th extraordinary summit in 2018, African heads of state and government requested the African Peer Review Mechanism (APRM) ..
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The Basic Education Department (DBE) has announced that from next year, 2020, it will no longer offer the Multiple Examination Opportunity (MEO) ..
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Schools are still in the industrial age whilst the world has moved on. We need to rethink schooling if we are to produce meaningful graduates. ..
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In a 2018 study conducted by Adobe, nearly all, 85%, of educators and policymakers in the United States, say they think creative problem solving ..
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African family foundations have a big role to play in changing the fortunes of the continent’s youths through education. The new wave of capitalism, ..
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Globalisation 4.0 is upon. This is the proclamation being made this week in Davos. It is now common knowledge that upskilling and reskilling ..
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It is not every day that someone is willing to admit to their folly. This world is full of wicked problems that no one man or woman has a complete ..
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The Education Support Forum (TEDSF) is the top source for education news in social and digital media, technology and web culture. With more than ..
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The greatest Zimbabwean export has always been its people. Zimbabweans are well known across the globe for their educational excellence and hard ..
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#SuitsAndSneakers is an amazing initiative driving towards quality education and exchange of knowledge. Suits & Sneakers says it is the University ..
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