There is a way to weed out bullying
Teachers and pupils have a responsibility to animate a caring ethos in their institutions.
Mark Potterton
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Nip bullying in the bud
Ideas on how to create caring schools that build self-esteem.
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Teaching bullies a lesson
In part three of our series, <b>Mark Potterton</b> looks at what schools should do about bullying.
How to beat the bullies
In this second article in our series, <b>Mark Potterton</b> gives valuable tips on how to eradicate a worldwide scourge.
Bullying affects family life
Bullying is an ongoing problem in schools and in society. This month we start a series in which we explore what bullying is and how to deal with it.
Unique vs uniform
<b>Mark Potterton</b> tackles a subject that makes both parents and educators hot under the collar.
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Breaking the blood knot
Jonathan Jansen’s ‘pardoning’ of four University of the Free State students seems to run counter to some ideas in his groundbreaking book.
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Rising above circumstance
OPENING THE DOORS OF LEARNING: CHANGING SCHOOLS IN SOUTH AFRICA by Pam Christie
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The reason for inequality
PRIMARY EDUCATION IN CRISIS: Why South African schoolchildren underachieve in reading and mathematics by Brahm Fleisch
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A curriculum that failed
Outdated and contaminated with apartheid ideology, the South African school curriculum had to be reformed after 1994. A new curriculum that promoted and upheld the values of the Constitution was needed – one we could all own and of which we all could be proud.
