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Decolonisation and Democratisation in Namibian Teacher Education Practitioner Research and Reflections

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Produktdetails

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Gebundene Ausgabe

Erscheinungsdatum

28.09.2026

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John Nyambe + weitere

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Taylor and Francis

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228

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23.4/15.6 cm

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-1-04-100689-3

Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Gebundene Ausgabe

Erscheinungsdatum

28.09.2026

Abbildungen

schwarz-weiss Illustrationen, Zeichnungen, schwarz-weiss, Tabellen, schwarz-weiss

Herausgeber

Verlag

Taylor and Francis

Seitenzahl

228

Maße (L/B)

23.4/15.6 cm

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-1-04-100689-3

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Libri GmbH
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  • Produktbild: Decolonisation and Democratisation in Namibian Teacher Education
  • Section A: Structural Changes toward Decolonisation

    John Nyambe, Sakaria M. Iipinge, Joanne M. Marshall

    Chapter 1: Decolonisation, democratisation, and quality in the Namibian teacher education: Setting the scene

    John Nyambe, Sakaria M. Iipinge, Joanne M. Marshall

    Chapter 2: Namibian teacher education reform in the global context: Towards decolonisation and democratisation

    Muzwa Mukwambo, Kenneth Nzwala, Cecilia Sibuku

    Chapter 3: Transformation of basic education and pre-service teacher education in post-apartheid Namibia: Reflections on challenges in the decolonisation drive

    Shiwana T. Naukushu

    Chapter 4: Post-apartheid Teacher Education transformation in Namibia: A move towards a progressive curriculum in teacher education?

    Meameno A. Shiweda, Liisa N. Kaapanda, Anneli N. Haufiku

    Chapter 5: Exploring the decolonisation approach of Teaching Mathematical problem-solving skills in rural farm schools of Kunene Region, Namibia

    Erastus Kleopas, Sakaria M. Iipinge, Elina I. Tobias

    Chapter 6: Promoting positive school culture: An interpretive account of school principals in the Oshana region of Namibia

    Anna N. Hako, Petrus D. Shipalanga, Sakaria M. Iipinge

    Chapter 7: Principles of administrative justice as applied by school boards in Ongha Educational Circuit of the Ohangwena region: Moving towards a decolonised approach

    Sakaria M. Iipinge

    Chapter 8: Continuous Professional Development for Educators in Namibia (1990-2020): A document review

    Anna N. Hako

    Chapter 9: Teacher evaluations in post-independence Namibia: A critical policy analysis

    Uua Tjazapi , Rachel N. Shanyanana-Amaambo

    Section B: Towards decolonising pedagogy

    Joanne M. Marshall, John Nyambe, Sakaria M. Iipinge

    Chapter 10: How a website supports reading acquisition: eTALE Africa, a tool for postcolonial Namibian teachers, inclusive education teachers, and teacher educators

    Pamela J. February

    Chapter 11: Maximising professional learning for educators to unlock teachers' potential in pursuit of decolonised quality education

    Annaly M. Strauss

    Chapter 12: Improving teacher education in Namibia through establishing pre-service teachers' existing subject content knowledge upon entering university

    Luiya Luwango

    Chapter 13: Exploring primary school teachers' understanding of mental arithmetic. A case of the Oshana region, Namibia

    Frans N. Haimbodi, Herbert B. Khuzwayo

    Chapter 14: Weighing in on strategies to address learners' needs in overcrowded classrooms

    Annaly M. Strauss, Jatjinda Kamuhanga

    Chapter 15: Decolonising teacher education through integrating Education for Sustainable Development into the Namibian Social Studies Curriculum

    Eveline O. Anyolo, Suama P. Nantanga ,Sakaria M. Iipinge

    Section C: Resilience despite crises

    Sakaria M. Iipinge, John Nyambe, Joanne M. Marshall

    Chapter 16: A bird's-eye view on the use of e-portfolio of evidence in Open Distance E-learning: Implications for post-apartheid Namibia

    Ncediswa M. Zukani

    Chapter 17: The democratization of education through the use of technology during COVID-19: Decolonisation in retrospect

    Eveline O. Anyolo, Marja N. Mushaandja-Mufeti, Elina I. Tobias

    Chapter 18: The impact of online teaching and learning practices on future teacher education curriculum after COVID-19, with decolonizing considerations

    Perien J. Boer, Joanne M. Marshall

    Chapter 19: No student left behind? Education for All, decolonisation, and the COVID-19 pandemic: A case of Namibia's teacher education

    John Nyambe, Anna-Marie Biwa

    Chapter 20: Decolonisation and democratisation in Namibian teacher education: Lessons learned and concluding reflections

    John Nyambe, Sakaria M. Iipinge, Joanne M. Marshall