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IACESA 2107 Introduction: Prof M Grosser | |
High Performance Learning: How to become a world class school (Part 1); D. Eyre | |
High Performance Learning: How to become a world class school (Part 2): D. Eyre | |
Learning strategies to develop and assess problem solving and reasoning skills: J. Robbins | |
Enhancing social learning (informal learning) through a community-based water monitoring project: I. Muller | |
That is why I believe I can do it… Prediction of self-efficacy towards inclusive education in Austrian and German prospective teachers: S. Schwab | |
Walking the talk: “you can get a lot out of learners by the way you do things: Green and Collett | |
The Learning Power Approach: S. Taylor Alston | |
The missing link: Well-developed foundational cognitive and language skills as an essential mechanism for the successful teaching of thinking: L. Spies | |
Prioritising values in education: E. van der Merwe | |
Learning everything everywhere: T. Toogun | |
The impact of sensory processing on thinking and learning: A. Lombard | |
Teaching and assessing for thinking at school level: The status quo: B. Bunt | |
To excel beyond all odds: A. van der Merwe | |
Enhancing critical thinking dispositions in the mathematics classroom through a flipped learning approach: M. Kloppers | |
Back to Basics with Six Bricks: Brent Hutcheson Lego | |
Mediated assessment practices: Towards a holistic approach in education: C. Booyse | |
The Art and Science of Critical Thinking: B. Brom | |
Eight thinking mistakes even smart professionals make that can lead to chronic disease: E. Brettenny | |
University of the Third Age: Its role in promoting optimal health and well-being: E. Dunnell | |
You can get a lot out of the children by the way you do things: Green and Collett |
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