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close this bookFace-to-Face Training in a Conventional Preservice Programme: A Case Study at Edgewood College of Education in South Africa (CIE, 2002, 36 p.)
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View the documentMulti-Site Teacher Education Research Project (MUSTER)
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View the documentAbstract
View the document1. Introduction
View the document2. Context of the Colleges of Education in 2000
View the document3. Data Collection and Analysis
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Open this folder and view contents5. The Teacher Education Programme and its Evaluation
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View the document7. Aspirations, Expectations and Preparedness of Students
View the document8. Cost of the Teacher Education Programme
View the document9. Key Issues Emerging from the Data
View the document10. Concluding Comments
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View the documentAppendix A: Student Enrolments
View the documentAppendix B: Qualifications Of The Academic Staff
View the documentAppendix C: Resources

Appendix A: Student Enrolments


1st year

2nd year

3rd year

4th year

B PRIM





2000

72

55

37

30 (88%)

1999

62

43

32

37 (80%)

1998

52

32

37

37 (84%)

1997

34

43

38

42

1996

46

42

44

30

1995

44



-

Dip in Prim





2000

19

-

-

-

1999



74 (97%)

77 (49%)

1998


78

157 (107%)

125 (62%)

1997

72

159

202 (79%)

95 (65%)

1996

146

212

147

100

1995

256

-

-

-

Bold figures show crude throughputs. For example if a 46 students started a B Prim degree in 1996, there were 43 in 1997, 37 in 1998 and 37 in 1999. This meant that the crude throughput from 1996 to 1999 was 80%.