A principial foundation for authority, freedom, order and discipline in the educational context of the early 21st century This volume of Koers contains a number of articles dealing with various aspects of authority, freedom, order and discipline in the educational context. The discussion in this, the introductory article, is based on the question whether postmodern conditions have brought about any changes to our views and ideas about these phenomena, especially since these conditions seem to favour relativism and to be averse to generalising “grand narrative”-views. In the discussion of each of these phenomena, the ramifications of extremely static and rigorous as well as of extremely fluid and dynamic approaches are considered. It is conc...
Text in AfrikaansThe actuality of the pedagogical question concerning the role of ideology, values a...
The author deals with the concept of responsibility (“verantwoordelikheid”). He breaks the word up i...
In this article the relationship between legal philosophy and legal science is compared with that of...
A learner perspective on discipline: A qualitative analysis Recent research has indicated that learn...
Discipline problems in Afrikaans schools – a perspective The aim of this article is to report on an...
Values in education and teaching: a Babylonian confusion Although the debate on values and values-ed...
On how jurists work with texts ... and texts with them. Some thoughts on postmodemising Christian-Re...
Memorialising a constitution: the power of unspectacular constitutional forces Annette Combrink’s ap...
Value clarification: A Trojan horse in South African schools?This article entails an analysis of and...
Despite the current postmodern aversion to large-scale philosophies, another look at Christian stewa...
In the modern teaching-learning situation the role of the instructor has changed from expert, author...
The Manifesto on Values and Democracy in Education was released as a document for debate and discuss...
Meaningful, frank and even polemical academic discourse lies at the heart of scientific scholarship....
Meaningful, frank and even polemical academic discourse lies at the heart of scientific scholarship....
Proefskrif (D. Ed.) -- Universiteit van Stellenbosch, 1995.AFRIKAANSE OPSOMMING: Die opvoedkundige ...
Text in AfrikaansThe actuality of the pedagogical question concerning the role of ideology, values a...
The author deals with the concept of responsibility (“verantwoordelikheid”). He breaks the word up i...
In this article the relationship between legal philosophy and legal science is compared with that of...
A learner perspective on discipline: A qualitative analysis Recent research has indicated that learn...
Discipline problems in Afrikaans schools – a perspective The aim of this article is to report on an...
Values in education and teaching: a Babylonian confusion Although the debate on values and values-ed...
On how jurists work with texts ... and texts with them. Some thoughts on postmodemising Christian-Re...
Memorialising a constitution: the power of unspectacular constitutional forces Annette Combrink’s ap...
Value clarification: A Trojan horse in South African schools?This article entails an analysis of and...
Despite the current postmodern aversion to large-scale philosophies, another look at Christian stewa...
In the modern teaching-learning situation the role of the instructor has changed from expert, author...
The Manifesto on Values and Democracy in Education was released as a document for debate and discuss...
Meaningful, frank and even polemical academic discourse lies at the heart of scientific scholarship....
Meaningful, frank and even polemical academic discourse lies at the heart of scientific scholarship....
Proefskrif (D. Ed.) -- Universiteit van Stellenbosch, 1995.AFRIKAANSE OPSOMMING: Die opvoedkundige ...
Text in AfrikaansThe actuality of the pedagogical question concerning the role of ideology, values a...
The author deals with the concept of responsibility (“verantwoordelikheid”). He breaks the word up i...
In this article the relationship between legal philosophy and legal science is compared with that of...