Research Programme

Dates Name Title of Presentation Type of Presentation Time Slots 1-2 or 3-4
12/3 Prof Shervani Pillay The interpretation of Politics and Higher Education:  A Kaleidoscopic View of the Organisational identities of the University of Port Elizabeth, Vista University and the Port Elizabeth Technikon Power Point 12-1PM
19/3 BOOK SEMINAL SESSIONS I WRITE WHAT I LIKE STEVE BIKO 2–3PM
26/3 Ms Antoinette Loxton The ESTEAM Collaboration Single Discussion 2:30-3:30PM
9/4 Prof Mathabo Khau Inclusive Sex Education: Addressing Disability and Empowering Diversity Single Presentation   
16/4 Mr M. Nopote (principal) & Maths / Mathslit /Science Teachers-Alex Teacher  Towards a model of excellence for EC Schools Teacher Perspectives
Panel  Discussion
Schools (3x3) & FOE : Vuyani Matsha shares his findings on instructional leadership from the Tinarha Leadership and mathematics project
2:30-3:30PM
23/4 BOOK SEMINAL SESSIONS I WRITE WHAT I LIKE STEVE BIKO 2–3PM
30/4 Dr Ezekiel Majola Tba Single Presentation 1-2PM
7/5 Prof Cina Mosito Tba Single Presentation 1-2PM
14/5 Prof Mathabo Khau Inclusive Sex Education: Addressing Disability and Empowering Diversity Single Presentation 1-2PM
21/5 BOOK SEMINAL SESSIONS I WRITE WHAT I LIKE STEVE BIKO 2-3PM
28/5
Dr Marelize van Heerden 
Dr Margie Childs
Prof Heloise Sathorar
Art based assessment Group Presentation 1-2PM
11/6        
18/6 Dr Rochelle Thorne Tba Tba 1-2PM
16/7 Dr Ismail Badroen From Pedagogy to Telagogy: Preparing to teach in a Virtual Academy Powerpoint 2:30-3:30PM
23/7 Dr Dewald Koen  “I love it when you talk foreign”: Lippeleklekker literature study in die FET Afrikaans FAL classroom Single Presentation 1-2PM
30/7 BOOK SEMINAL SESSIONS I WRITE WHAT I LIKE STEVE BIKO 2-3PM
6/8 Dr Sanet Deysel The co-creation of a flower model for School-based Support Teams through the PALAR process Single Presentation 1-2PM
13/8 BOOK SEMINAL SESSIONS I WRITE WHAT I LIKE STEVE BIKO 2-3PM
20/8 Dr Marelize van Heerden
Creating experiences of dignity for the Other         OR 
Finding Freedom: Dance-making as a lifeline in times of crisis
 
Single Presentation
Own research
1-2PM
3/9 Senate        
17/9 Prof Logan Athiemoolam Writing Publications: Pro’s & Cons Single Presentation 1-2PM
1/10        
8/10 Dr William Zivanayi Do virtual labs promote learning? Single presentation 1-2PM
15/10        
22/10 Prof Deidre Geduld Primary School Community Gardens with the People of the First Nation: Cultivating Pedagogical Awareness. Single Presentation - Own Research Single Presentation 1-2PM
29/10 BOOK SEMINAL SESSIONS I WRITE WHAT I LIKE STEVE BIKO 2-3PM
12/11       Available
26/11 Ms Nondumiso Ntshangase An exposition on the making of an eco-friendly insecticide with lemon grass as an active ingredient Single presentation 1-2PM

 

 

The purpose of our Research program ,

To promote the scholarship of engaged, collaborative and socially responsive research and engagement in the Faculty that facilitates inner and external visibility.

 
Possible Activities (but not limited to these)
  • Present own research on any topic of interest to you/that you have or writing about/researching.
  • Share your expertise in any research methodology/s through discussing how you used this methodology/s in a particular article/selection of articles/chapter, etc.
  • Panel/Seminar Disciplinary Team on any topic that you are focussing on/researching in your disciplinary team.
  • Panel/debate/single presentation :DBE dialogues (which topic would you recommend)
    • DBE representative & (nominate yourself as a FOE rep on this panel) 
  • Panels: Dialogues with local school communities
    • Panels (who would you recommend)
  • Scholarly Presentation from specialists/experts from other Faculties on topics that we would appreciate expertise in.
    • Who would you recommend? You would have to liaise with this academic before your nomination. 
  • Scholarly International presentation
    • Who would you recommend? You would have to liaise with this academic first before your nomination.