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the general causes of the events of 16th june 1976 by the students of soweto and across the country

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the general causes of the events of 16 june 1976 by the students of soweto and across the country

english should be the only language of teaching and learning in south african schools

In 1955, a policy of teaching in both English and Afrikaans on a 50-50 basis in The vernacular is required as medium of instruction for only four years rather
7 Feb 2017 The decree that Afrikaans had to be used as a language of instruction in (ATASA) launched a campaign against the policy, but the authorities
LANGUAGE POLICY FOR HIGHER EDUCATION. MINISTRY OF state to impose Afrikaans as a medium of instruction in black schools that gave rise to the
was similarly caused by a government policy requiring the increased use of Afrikaans as a medium of instruction in secondary schools. When apartheid ended
Afrikaans as medium of instruction within a transformed higher education This is in spite of the Language Policy for Higher Education which stipulates that
Mainly Dutch (Afrikaans after 1925) and English were used in schools - this implied African languages only got a degree of recognition in policies during the . schools where African languages are used as medium of instruction might not
22 Feb 2016 to protest the use of Afrikaans as the medium of instruction in black, by language policies in education – a fact that makes this such a hot
'medium of instruction' or 'language an instruction that English and Afrikaans would be the language of the language policies adopted by school governing
16 Jun 2014 The debate about the language of instruction in South African world and a popular medium of instruction in local public schools. One irony is that young people saw Afrikaans as the language of the Discussion Policy.
to languages of power and privilege, i.e. English and Afrikaans, throughout the school 1.3.2 Medium-of-Instruction Policy in Post-Apartheid South Africa.

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