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explain two main differences between New Criticism and ReaderResponse Criticism.
With reference to TEXT A, discuss AT LEAST THREE causes and three effects of crime in a country of your choice.
State and describe three different learning contexts in environmental education/Education for Sustainable development can take place.
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As the public relations officer for the National Department of Health, explain how you can use the
systems theory to ensure that all relevant internal and external stakeholders work together for the
rollout of the second phase of the vaccination programme.
The readings and videos in this unit introduce information on the history of various global educational systems and discuss some of the social and political forces that shaped them. For the discussion:
- Name three social and political forces that have shaped the educational system of the country you are in.
- Explain how each has influenced the educational system and provide examples.
Compare the educational systems of two countries (other than your own) with different histories. Choose one Western and one non-Western educational system and:
- State the purposes for each of the educational systems
- Discusses at least 3 points of comparison (similarities or differences) between the two systems
- Explain whether you favor or oppose each of these points and why
How does the context in which you teach (or would teach) allow or enable you to teach in ways that match your philosophical stance? What can you learn from global perspectives on the purpose of education?
outline the main ideas and supporting details in paragraph 6 and 7. your answer must be presented in
How to apply 5 stages of cultural development in an African perspective to teach Technology theme
Small things by Nthikeng Mohlele
p46 of the novel with words,start with "I think there are many kinds of love..." End with "Her mind toils with estimations, dicoveries and protests known only to herself.
I dentify how the theme of love is explored in the extract and consider how is linked to the narrator's perspective on Desiree. Explain how this influences the way in which we as readers see Desiree as character.
