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Teacher Graduate Production in South Africa (Paperback)
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The quality of any national education system depends on its
teachers. In recent years in South Africa, teacher supply has
become a matter of national concern. This monograph examines
changes in enrolment and graduation patterns of education students
at higher education institutions which are pivotal suppliers of
especially the initial professional education of teachers, but also
the continuing professional development of practising teachers. The
study is based on an uninterrupted time series of institutional
data from 1995-2004, which supports a uniquely fine-grained
analysis of long-term teacher graduate demographic trends that
impact on the present. Major emerging trends are the diminishing
participation of young African women enrolled for initial
professional education of teachers in the post-millennium period,
and the fact that access to teacher education study is in
predominantly urban universities. The study serves as a foundation
from which to launch further research on questions of teacher
supply and teacher quality, such as the degree to which a bursary
scheme, recently launched by the National Department of Education,
will reinvigorate interest and participation in initial teacher
education. This monograph is part of the Teacher Education in South
Africa series. The series documents a wide-ranging set of research
projects on teacher education conducted by the Education, Science
and Skills Development research programme within the Human Sciences
Research Council (HSRC), as part of a consortium of research
partners. A comprehensive investigation of the dynamics shaping the
professional development of educators, the series provides
important reading for educationists, academics and policy-makers.
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