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Michael Le Cordeur

Professor Michael Le Cordeur is Emeritus Professor in Education at Stellenbosch University, chairperson of the Foundation for Empowerment through Afrikaans and an education consultant.

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OPINIONISTA

The future development of our nation lies in the hands of our demoralised teachers

by: Michael Le Cordeur

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Ten burning budget priorities for fixing basic education in South Africa

by: Michael Le Cordeur

OPINIONISTA

We are picking the bitter fruit of South Africa’s neglect of Grade R

by: Michael Le Cordeur

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All dressed up with nowhere to go – record matric pass rate, but limited space at universities

by: Michael Le Cordeur

Op-eds

There are 56 good reasons South Africa needs the Bela Bill

by: Michael Le Cordeur

OPINIONISTA

Why our children can’t do maths — it is a matter of teachers who cannot or will not teach

by: Michael Le Cordeur

OPINIONISTA

Confronting the legacy of apartheid and the urgent need for social cohesion in South Africa

by: Michael Le Cordeur

OPINIONISTA

Bela Bill outcome is the first really big test facing the Government of National Unity

by: Michael Le Cordeur

OPINIONISTA

Teaching cutbacks will cause irreparable damage to education in South Africa

by: Michael Le Cordeur

OPINIONISTA

New GNU Basic Education Minister Siviwe Gwarube faces daunting challenges

by: Michael Le Cordeur

OPINIONISTA

Thirty years after democracy, nothing has changed in SA’s rainbow nation education system

by: Michael Le Cordeur

OPINIONISTA

R370 a month does not buy you freedom, nor does it teach you any sellable skills

by: Michael Le Cordeur

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Defend Truth

OPINIONISTA

The future development of our nation lies in the hands of our demoralised teachers

OPINIONISTA

Ten burning budget priorities for fixing basic education in South Africa

OPINIONISTA

We are picking the bitter fruit of South Africa’s neglect of Grade R

OPINIONISTA

All dressed up with nowhere to go – record matric pass rate, but limited space at universities

Op-eds

There are 56 good reasons South Africa needs the Bela Bill

OPINIONISTA

Why our children can’t do maths — it is a matter of teachers who cannot or will not teach

OPINIONISTA

Confronting the legacy of apartheid and the urgent need for social cohesion in South Africa

OPINIONISTA

Bela Bill outcome is the first really big test facing the Government of National Unity

OPINIONISTA

Teaching cutbacks will cause irreparable damage to education in South Africa

OPINIONISTA

New GNU Basic Education Minister Siviwe Gwarube faces daunting challenges

OPINIONISTA

Thirty years after democracy, nothing has changed in SA’s rainbow nation education system

OPINIONISTA

R370 a month does not buy you freedom, nor does it teach you any sellable skills