
South African Journal of Higher Education (SAJHE)
This electronic journal is hosted by the Stellenbosch University Library and Information Service since 2016. The journal accepts submissions only from individual journal subscribers (SAJHE) or members of the South African Association of Research and Development in Higher Education (SAARDHE).
Accessible at http://www.journals.ac.za/index.php/sajhe
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South African Journal of Higher Education (SAJHE)
http://www.journals.ac.za/index.php/sajhe.
The Journal just published its latest issue.
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Editorial: The ethics of care and academic development (1-5) - (V. Bozalek, C. Winberg)
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Higher education for citizens of caring democracies (6-18) - (J.C. Tronto)
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Development: An ethics of care perspective (117-136) - (K.S. Collett, C.L. van den Berg, B. Verster, V. Bozalek)
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Taking an ethics of care perspective on two university teacher training programmes (137-152) - (S. Bennoun, P. Haeberli, M. Schaub)
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Editorial: Higher education well-being: A balancing Act (168-176) - (N. Chitanand, S. Rathilal, S. Rambharos)
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Project-based learning: Panacea for change or old wine in new bottles? (177-196) - (D. Scholtz, M. Bester)
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Peer mentoring: Enhancing economics first years’ academic performance (234-250) - (K.M. Dos Reis, D. Yu)
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Friends or foes? A theoretical approach towards constructivism, realism and students’ wellbeing via academic literacy practices (251-269) - (O.O. Eybers)
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Addressing curriculum decolonisation and education for sustainable development through epistemically diverse curricula (288-304) - (K. Padayachee, M. Matimolane, R. Ganas)
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Enabling well-being and epistemological access through an authentic assessment intervention: A case study of a higher education programme (305-325) - (R. Maniram, S.M. Maistr)
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How to be or not to be? A critical dialogue on the limitations and opportunities of academic development in the current higher education context (401-421) - (K. Behari-Leak, J.E. Vorster, N. Chitanand, R. Ganas, K. Padayachee, V. Merckel, L. Masehela)
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Flipped out in the blended classroom, the good, the bad and the ugly: When academics become students (440-459) - (C.L. van den Berg, B. Verster, K.S. Collett)
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Challenges reflected on by student teachers of English during teaching practice (460-468) - (T.W. Molotja, M. Maruma)
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Exploring how personal mentoring added value to becoming a higher education practitioner (502-518) - (S.G. Makhanya)
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Switching colours: Becoming a culturally responsive teacher educator (570-581) - (B. Campbell)
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Exploring my role modelling as a teacher educator: A self-study (619-634) - (A. Hiralaal)
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To care or not to care - reflections on the ethics of blended learning in times of disruption (49-64) - (B.C. Swartz, D. Gachago, C. Belford)
- Professional learning for teaching at a research-intensive university: The need for a ‘care-full’ environment (99-116) - (N. Herman, E. Bitzer, B. Leibowitz)