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Quality Assessment
In South African schools
C REDDY, L LE GRANGE, P BEETS & S LUNDIE
Quality Assessment provides a balanced view of assessment in terms of the policy statement on assessment for South African schools. The book offers guidance through recommended assessment guidelines and principles that will help teaches to design and implement sound, meaningful learner assessment strategies.
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Introducing quality assessment • Principles of assessment
Assessment of, for and as learning • Understanding assessment policies in • South Africa
Planning quality assessment procedures
Assessment practices Record-keeping, reporting and moderation
  ABOUT THE AUTHORS
• Conclusion
             A Reader in
Philosophy of Education
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Chris Reddy is a professor in the Faculty of Education at the University of Stellenbosch and Lesley le Grange is a Distinguished Professor in the same department. At the time of writing, Peter Beets was a professor in the Faculty of Education at the University of Stellenbosch and Samuel (Sampie) Lundie was a lecturer and programme leader in the Faculty of Education, North West University.
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P HIGGS & Y WAGHID (EDITORS)
A Reader in Philosophy of Education attempts to provide its readership with a challenging opportunity to deepen and widen their philosophical thinking in and about education. At the same time, it encourages an epistemologically rich understanding of education that is infused by different philosophies of education, each giving us an entry into the nature of education and maximising a many-sided understanding of whatever educational problems are encountered in society by means of rupture as well as consensus.
sophy of Education
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Marketing is structured around the four key questions facing ns and top management when deciding on their strategic direction: are we now?
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• African philosophy of education through a (post)critical lens
• Pragmatism and education: From experience to linguistic turn to pragmatic turn
• Rationality and education: On releasing imaginative human action
• Phenomenology and education: Have we opted for epistemology before ontology?
• The role of dialectical hermeneutics in education
• Systems theory and education: A philosophical enquiry into educational systems theory
• African feminist perspectives and education
• The place of critical theory in understanding education in Africa
• Realism and education: A philosophical examination of the ‘realness’ of the university
• Islam and education: Towards a post- structuralist understanding of Islamic education
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