Curriculum models must be chosen wisely: professor
Updated | By Benedict Ngwenya
Wedekind's been speaking at teachers' union, Naptosa's Annual General Meeting taking place in Durban.
He says such policies, including the introduction of new languages, leave South African teachers feeling inadequate if they cannot meet the requirements.
"So, instead of working from where people are at and progressively building the blocks that will take us step-by-step forward, we tend to pitch a long-term, high-end approach to our policy.
"There're a number of examples in relation to the curriculum, for instance where we develop very complex and very sophisticated curriculum models and didn't have the kinds of teachers that would be able to work with the curriculum," he said.
(File photo: Gallo Images)
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