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CHEC course: teaching and learning (day 3)

Aug 18, 2011

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Yesterday’s CHEC session was presented by Jeff Jawitz from UCT, who looked at tools for addressing diversity in the South African university classroom. I’ve seen Jeff present before at conferences and he’s got a really relaxed way of introducing and working with often highly controversial topics, like race and gender. I was especially excited to…
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Feb 22, 2010

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CHEC course: teaching and learning (day 3)

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