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Emerging bilingualism in rural secondary schools in KwaZulu-Natal : the impact of educational policies on learners and their communities.
(2010)It was as Head of Department of Languages in a rural high school in Southern KwaZulu-Natal, and as an L1 English educator in a primarily Zulu-speaking environment that I first realised the extent to which language is not ... -
An emerging black identity in contemporary South Africa.
(2008)This study aims to understand emerging black identities in contemporary South Africa. The focus is on the impact the radical transformation of the political and social system in South Africa is having on black identity. ... -
An emerging form of the church? : community-based volunteers in HIV and AIDS work as a religious health asset.
(2009)In South Africa faith plays an important role in community-based volunteering related to HIV and AIDS work. Many community-based volunteers make use of their faith to provide healthcare and social services related to HIV ... -
Emerging professional teacher identity of early childhood development / foundation phase pre-service teachers : an interplay of dispositions.
(2015)Professional teacher identity features prominently in current debates on teacher education and teacher development. Arguments for the construction of a professional teacher identity emphasize its importance in bringing ... -
The emission of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) from rotting fruits and wilting flowers.
(2015)Plants and the microbes that feed on them produce a high diversity of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) that often mediate interspecies communication with other organisms. Two main functions of VOCs emitted by plants are ... -
Emoluments attachment orders : in light of the widespread fraudulent and undesirable practices in emoluments attachment orders should this debt collection mechanism continue to exist?.
(2015)With an estimated percentage of 12.2 percent of South Africa‟s public sector with Emoluments Attachment Orders (EAOs) against their salaries, it is evident that this debt collection mechanism is popular in South Africa.1This ... -
Emotional geographies of four pregnant school teenagers : a narrative inquiry.
(2015)The focus of this study was to explore the experiences of pregnant teenagers within the schooling spaces and places of a high school in Pinetown. The study incorporated a social constructionist paradigm, children’s geographies ... -
The emotional geographies of learning mathematics : narratives of twelve learners at KwaDukuza Primary School on the north coast of KwaZulu-Natal.
(2015)The focus of this study was to investigate the contextual factors that impact on mathematics learning and how school children negotiate these factors in order to facilitate their learning. At a time in South Africa when ... -
Emotional geographies of teenage motherhood : narratives of six learners at a rural secondary school.
(2015)A qualitative study was conducted at Dalisu secondary school which aimed at exploring ways in which six teenage mothers navigate and negotiate the complex demands of schooling and parenting. A qualitative research methodology ... -
Emotional intelligence and school leadership : a study of female school principals in selected secondary schools in the Ugu district of KwaZulu-Natal.
(2014)In South Africa over the past two decades there has been a shift from the oppressive apartheid rule to a democratic political dispensation. In the past women did not have equal employment opportunities as men because of ... -
Emotional intelligence and school leadership : a study of primary school principals in the Pinetown District of KwaZulu-Natal.
(2016-01-19)Decentralisation and devolution of power in the education system post 1994 in South Africa has brought additional roles and responsibilities for school principals. Consequently, school principals are now encountering ... -
Emotional stresses and coping among first year trainee clinical and counselling psychologists : a qualitative study of students' experiences and perceptions.
South African clinical and counselling training experiences occur in a context in which dealing with cultural diversity and a range of complex traumatic presenting problems is unavoidable, due to the legacy of the past and ... -
Emotions and teacher leadership : a case study of teacher leaders in four primary schools.
(2014)Emotions and teacher leadership is a developing field of study in many countries. The purpose of this was to examine the experiences of teachers with regard to emotions and teacher leadership. It sought to determine the ... -
An empirical analysis of the pricing behaviour of selected 3-digit sectors in the South African manufacturing industry (1965-1990).
(1996)While conventional economic theory posits that price is determined by the interplay between the forces of supply and demand, review of literature reveals that the findings of industrial surveys and empirical studies of the ... -
An empirical analysis of the role of imports in the South African economy.
(1999)It is generally acknowledged that there is no sufficient, exhaustive and elaborate empirical examination of the quantitative impact of policies pertaining to import demand and economic growth in South Africa. In order ... -
An empirical evaluation of total quality management in port operations.
(2014)The Durban RORO Terminal (DRT) is of strategic importance to the achievement of Transnet, KwaZulu-Natal Government and the National Governments’ investments and developmental goals. As a handler of Pure Car Carriers (PCTC), ... -
An empirical study into economic value added (EVA) as an indicator of share price in the South African context.
(2003)This research was conducted to determine whether the intrinsic share values that are obtained using the EVA valuation model are an indicator of share prices as quoted on the JSE Securities Exchange. The research did ... -
An empirical study into the feasibility of launching a new Zulu language newspaper into the South African marketplace.
(2002)Independent News & Media (South Africa) (pty) Limited the leading newspaper group in South Africa commissioned an investigation into the strategic launch of a newspaper targeted at the African consumer in the KwaZulu Natal ... -
An empirical study of capital asset pricing model anomalies on the JSE.
(2000)The introduction of the Capital Asset Pricing Model in 1964, and its subsequent study by hundreds of thousands if not millions of people at universities throughout the world, has had far reaching consequences in terms ...
