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Education Activist Rejects Claims Linking Foreign Learners to School Overcrowding

2+ mon, 3+ week ago   (120+ words) Education activist Hendrick Makaneta has called on those blaming children of foreign nationals for overcrowding in South African schools to substantiate their claims with evidence, arguing that such narratives are misleading and unsupported by data. Makaneta criticised the growing tendency…...

The Star
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OANDO: Learner unrest requires evidence, not blame

3+ mon, 20+ hour ago   (968+ words) In the past two weeks, Kenya has experienced a profound national tragedy due to the arson attacks perpetrated by learners against their colleagues in different schools. These incidents have not only caused distress, shock and anxiety, but have also heightened…...

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How to redirect educational disagreement

3+ mon, 1+ week ago   (333+ words) Diari ARA How to redirect educational disagreement Tension cannot be maintained indefinitely. The teachers' vote against the agreement reached by the unions and the Government must give way to a new phase. It is urgent to find a way out…...

The Age
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This style of teaching gets results, say governments. But resistance to it is growing

3+ mon, 2+ week ago   (695+ words) May 29, 2026 — 3:00pm A backlash against the state and federal governments’ “evidence-based” teaching reforms is growing among teachers and academics, despite early claims they are raising test scores. Jenny Donovan, chief executive of the Australian Education Research Organisation (AERO), will tell The…...