LIFELONG LEARNING – IS THIS A SKILL THAT CAN BE TAUGHT AT SCHOOL?
Nowadays, we frequently hear about the importance of ‘lifelong learning’. But what is this? Lifelong learning is a self-driven, sustained […]
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Syllabis Education iAfrikana – Our annual Short Story and Poetry Contest
Writers love competitions. There’s the creative stimulus of an interesting prompt, the promise of kudos and validation, and of course
Boston Online Home Education
The pandemic-led digital transformation enabled online learning to provide a seamless school year, keeping learners on track despite the onslaught
The approach to History as a possible compulsory subject
Shortly after it was announced that History may become a compulsory subject in South African schools up to Grade 12,
It’s time to get serious about our heritage
South Africa currently has ten World Heritage Sites, of which the Barberton Makhonjwa Mountains and the Khomani Cultural Landscape are
Bullying: What parents and schools can do
ARTICLE BY PROF RITA NIEMANN, NALIZE MARAIS, ZENDRÉ SWANEPOEL AND MONIERA MOOSA Bullying is a great concern for both parents
Is your child coping in class?
We’re a couple of weeks into the new school year, this is a good time to assess how your child
Helping Your Teen Decide on Their Future
Any parent that has been through a matric exam with their child will be able to tell you that it’s
Discovering Your Child’s Style of Learning
“Kids are pure potential.” Don’t you just love this statement? It sums up our children’s infinite ability to learn and
Confessions of an Educational Advocate
When I graduated with my MA my favorite job was working in a program as an educational advocate for children
Why Playgrounds are so Important
Slip, slide, bump, bash, climb, wibble and wobble! Who knew so much fun could be so valuable?! Having access to
Why Reading With Your Child Is So Important – 5 Tips to Make it Even More Beneficial
There is such a sense of joy, warmth and togetherness that comes when we read with our children. It is
Dyslexia: Fact or Fiction?
Megan struggles to read. She is eight years old and everyone in her class seems to read better than her.
A, B, Zzzz
Sleep is a basic physiological need – it is crucial for our health because when we are asleep, our bodies
Learning Using Everyday Items From Around Your Home
This article is to give you some fun ideas on how to stimulate your child’s development at home using everyday
How Parents Can Support Early Childhood Education
Research shows children who have parents who are actively engaged in their educational lives, do better. This is especially true
Your Role In Your Child’s Education
from Foundation Phase to Intermediate Phase The Parent: The first step, as a parent, is realising that your child is
Play Is Very Important For Your Child’s Development And Education
As parents we constantly worry that we are not giving our children the very best educational foundations to prepare them
Rev Up for Reading
How does your child fare with reading? It’s one of the first skills taught at school and has far-reaching consequences
Making Learning Fun
The early years are regarded as most critical for establishing the foundation for development and academic success for children. Play
The Difference between Study Skills, Study Techniques and Study Methods
The Difference between Study Skills, Study Techniques and Study Methods When one considers learning and study, one should always keep
Homework Hell: How to Turn It Around
Are you nagging your kids to do their assignments and fighting with them over each maths problem? If you and
