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No. 29 (2010)
No. 29 (2010)
Published:
2016-07-21
Articles
On becoming a ' School of Education ' : Our Mission as Educators
Abel G. Ishumi
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The Compatibility between Teaching Methods and Competence-Based Curriculum in Tanzania
F. Tilya, F. Mafumiko
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Accomplishments and Challenges Facing Students with Disabilities at the University of Dar es Salaam: Thirty Years of Navigating the Hill
Frida Tungaraza
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Correlates of teachers ' attitudes towards and comfort about teaching school-based sexuality education in urban and rural Tanzania
Kitila A. K. Mkumbo
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Introducing Media Education in the Early Childhood Curriculum in Tanzania
Lyabwene Mtahabwa
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Exclusion through Language: A Reflection on Classroom Discourse in Tanzanian Secondary Schools
Mwajuma Vuzo
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The Challenges in the Provision of Counselling Services in Secondary Schools in Tanzania
Rebecca G. Sima
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Assessment Status of Learner-centred Learning in Tanzania in the Context of the Competence-based Curriculum
S. Kitta, F. Tilya
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Should Schools be Smaller? The Size-Performance Relationship in relation to Tanzania ' s Advanced Certificate of Secondary Education Results of 2004 to 2009
Ulingeta O.L. Mbamba
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