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Thursday, 17 May 2012| New book supports newcomers
A revised learning guide with tips for new students was launched at UCT recently. The third edition of Studying at University: A guide for first-year students, is geared towards humanities students, but is a valuable resource to arm freshers with general skills required to cope with their studies and academic assignments. Read more... |
| UCT wins multilingualism awards
There's good reason UCT's submission for the 2010/2011 Multilingualism Awards of the Pan South African Language Board (PanSALB) ran into a few hundred pages; there was a lot of ground to cover. But the effort paid off. In March, UCT was named the winner in the education category of the PanSALB Awards, a category that looks at the use and promotion of multilingualism in institutions of learning, including policies and tuition material. Read more... |
| Three teaching collaborations get the nod from CHED
Teaming up to train the next generation of entrepreneurs, to polish medical students' bedside manners and to pass on must-has academic skills to first years has earned three groups the Centre for Higher Education Development's (CHED) 2009 clutch of Collaborative Education-Practice Awards. We take a peek at how these allies pooled their networks, resources and wits to make teaching and learning at UCT that much better. Read more... |
