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Educators With Ideas Worth Spreading
by TEDxCapeTownED
TEDxCapeTownED is about creating opportunities for cooperation, innovation and learning, relevant to education and learning in South Africa, in a fun, professional way.
Episodes
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Jos Dirkx - Girls, Football and Learning
Jos Dirkx is the founder and director of the award-winning 'Girls & Football SA'. She is passionate about gender equality and equality in equal education. In this talk from TEDxCapeTownED 2012, Jos reveals some of the subtle and pervasive ways prejudice about gender roles infiltrates our…
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Associate Professor Laura Czerniewicz - SA Needs Open Education
Laura has worked in the field of educational technology at the University of Cape Town for over a decade. The founding Director of the Centre for Educational Technology, she is currently the Director of the OpenUCT Initiative. In this talk from TEDxCapeTownED 2012 she shares her passion for open...
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Murray Gibbon - Building Successful School Partnerships
Murray is the headmaster of Claremont High in Cape Town, a new Maths and Science focus school, which is partnering with the highly successful Westerford High school. In this short talk from TEDxCapeTownED 2012, Murray describes the benefits of his successful partnership and why it could be key…
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Phadiela Cooper - No Excuses, Just Success
Phadiela Cooper is the principal of a Khayelitsha school, Centre of Science and Technology, the first township school to make it on to the province's list of top 10 schools. One of their students achieved six distinctions. The school is one of three STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and...
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Steve Sherman - The Global Classroom, Live from South Africa
Steve is the Managing Director of an Educational NGO called Living Maths. He teaches ¬4500 students weekly in schools around Cape Town and now recently, the world. He is passionate about sharing knowledge and empowering young people. In this whistle-stop tour through his current experiments with...
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Xola Sdiki - The Power of Peers
Xola is an 18 year old male who was selected as a GOLD Peer Educator when he was in grade 10 due to his leadership potential (He says he was already influencing people, just not in a good way!). He lives in Kraaifontein, a community riddled with poverty, gangsterism and crime. Xola grew up in a...
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Craig Charnock - Language Learning: Bridge to a Better World
(This talk has a music video by Craig Makhosi Charnock singing in Xhosa in the beginning but the whole talk is in English.) Craig Makhosi Charnock is the founder of UBuntu Bridge, a Xhosa and Zulu language teaching company. In this talk from TEDxCapeTownED 2012, Craig shares briefly about his...
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