by Kim Cloete | Sep 2, 2021 | Opinion Pieces
Introduction A lack of diversity in the workforce often has systemic and cultural causes — and is therefore not a quick fix. To change this, organizations should measure how effective they are at creating an inclusive culture where all employees feel they can...
by Kim Cloete | Nov 4, 2020 | Opinion Pieces
The fact that schools are open and have adapted to a new, albeit restricted functionality under Covid -19 without any major disruptions in terms of closures or new outbreaks is a testament to the commitment, resilience, and adeptness of our school leaders and...
by Al Witten | May 25, 2020 | Opinion Pieces
Connecting Schools and Communities Something interesting caught my attention when government went into action with the lockdown in the country – 10 000 community health care workers were deployed for mass community–based screenings, referral to clinics for testing,...
by Al Witten | May 25, 2020 | Opinion Pieces
Essential Qualities, Skills and Practices The role of managers is to keep the trains running on time, to work with what is known and visible, sticking to policies, procedures and plans. But when we face a complex, unpredictable and invisible future, as with Covid-19,...
by 118Admin | Mar 14, 2017 | Opinion Pieces
Out of concern that the nation’s schools—particularly those working with traditionally underserved populations—are not adequately preparing all students to succeed in college and careers, education policymakers have launched a series of major reform efforts in recent...
by 118Admin | Apr 2, 2016 | Opinion Pieces
A bold, firm, and unambiguous affirmation of the foundations of our democratic state – this is what the Constitutional Court’s judgment on the Public Protector’s report on Nkandla represents. The judgment has ramifications that stretch far beyond the political crisis...
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