Onderwysers in die Wes-Kaap se persepsies en belewing van huidige onderwysveranderinge: vir of teen?
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Abstract
English
Within the context of the South African education system, teachers have been confronted
with extensive curriculum changes over the past 10 years. The role of the
teacher is vital in the successful implementation of new curricula. How do teachers
experience and perceive the curriculum changes which have confronted them? An
investigation was undertaken into these aspects of change, specifically with regard
to Grade 10-12 teachers, who have been exposed to the introduction of the new
National Senior Certificate curriculum since 2006. Important findings were made
regarding both teachers’ perceptions of the recent curriculum changes. The main argument
of this article is that teachers’ perceptions do not necessarily indicate that they are
negative about these changes or that they resist them, but that they are influenced
by other factors.
Keywords
English
South African education system Teachers Curriculum changes New curricula National Senior Certificate
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Authors
Carl, Arend
Publisher
University of the Free State