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The right to learn : the struggle for education in South Africa

Title
The right to learn : the struggle for education in South Africa / prepared for Sached by Pam Christie.
Author
Christie, Pam.
Publication
Braamfontein, South Africa : Ravan Press ; Johannesburg, South Africa : Sached Trust, [1985]

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Additional Authors
Sached Trust.
Description
272 pages : illustrations; 21 cm.
Series Statement
A People's college book
Uniform Title
People's college book
Subject
  • Education > South Africa > History
  • Missions > South Africa > Educational work > History
  • Education and state > South Africa > History
  • Missions > Educational work > History. > South Africa
  • Education
  • Education and state
  • Missions > Educational work
  • Onderwijsstelsels
  • South Africa
Genre/Form
History.
Bibliography (note)
  • Includes bibliographies.
Contents
What's education about? -- Different opinions about education -- Different aims for education -- What do schools do? -- Schools and the wider society -- A short history -- Pre-colonial education -- Education up to 1800 -- British control after 1815 -- The trekker states -- Social and educational change: 1880-1940 -- Industrial growth and apartheid education -- The church and education -- Mission education before 1953 -- The response of the churches to Bantu education -- The 'open schools' movement -- Reading facts and figures -- Population -- Expenditure on education -- School enrolments -- Pupil-teacher ratios -- University enrolments -- The "hidden curriculum" -- The divided schooling system -- Government control -- The authority structures of schools -- Organization in school -- School and work -- Syllabuses, exams and certificates -- Teaching methods -- White education: the worldview of CNE -- Christian National Education -- The National Education Policy Act (1967) -- CNE programmes in white schools -- The government's response to De Lange -- Education, work and certificates -- Pt 1: Why do we work? -- The changing nature of work -- Capitalism -- Education under capitalism -- Work in capitalist societies -- Pt 2: Certificates and qualifications -- The meaning of 'certificates' and 'qualifications' Why have certificates? -- Certificates sort people out for jobs -- Political issues -- Dilemmas -- Another view -- Education on the job -- On the job training -- Why training? -- Dilemmas -- Trade union education -- Resistance in education -- Earliest resistance -- Resistance to mission schools after 1920 -- Opposition to the Bantu Education Act of 1953 -- Opposition from 1954 onwards -- Black consciousness and resistance -- June 1976 -- 1980 boycott -- Resistance in 1984 -- Alternatives -- Education and the wider society -- Aims of education in schools -- Education outside schools -- Education and social awareness -- Alternative programmes? -- Educational alternatives in South Africa -- The De Lange alternative -- Responses to De Lange -- Student demands.
ISBN
  • 0869752863
  • 9780869752869
LCCN
86146843
OCLC
  • ocm13926045
  • 13926045
  • SCSB-1192648
Owning Institutions
Princeton University Library