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Mokgehle, Rudolph Matlou
(2025)
Record management has a very strong influence in determining as to whether organisations are doing what was supposed to be done, with requisite allocated resources, by following prescribed procedures and regulations in ...
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Okeke, Uchenna Kingsley; Ramaila, Sam; Anyanwu, Francisca Chika
(African Perspectives of Research in Teaching and Learning Journal (APORTAL), 2026)
The study highlights the necessity of going beyond traditional pencil-and-paper assessments which
predominantly assess only the cognitive domain. It emphasises the importance of evaluating learners’
holistic development, ...
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Pringle, Justin J.; Kimmie, Rudi
(African Perspectives of Research in Teaching and Learning Journal (APORTAL), 2026)
South Africa’s economic, political and social challenges are complex, systemic and pervasive. Failing to
address these decisively, innovatively and efficiently will significantly and negatively impact the
country’s ...
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Jere, Joseph Ntabeni
(African Perspectives of Research in Teaching and Learning Journal (APORTAL), 2026)
This study examines factors influencing at-risk students’ perceptions of teaching and learning at a South
African university. Using the Experiences of Teaching and Learning Questionnaire (ETLQ), data were
collected from ...
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Lukumon, GA; Maharaj, A.; Salaudeen, K. A.; Aselebe, L.O.; Sangoniyi, S. O.; Gbolagade, A. M.; Asiru, T. M.; Farayola, P. I.; Waheed, A. A.; Fadara, O. O.; Aselebe, K.O.; Ogundiran, S. D.
(African Perspectives of Research in Teaching and Learning Journal (APORTAL), 2026)
Can AI-powered tools improve students' engagement in mathematics, reduce math phobia, and increase
motivation and positive perceptions despite persistent challenges such as low participation rates and
diminished enjoyment? ...
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