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How South African online schools prepare learners for university

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While a university education remains a top aspiration for many young South Africans and their parents, it’s a particularly challenging pathway in the country. Apart from the shortage of places limiting access, a persistently high percentage of students drop out before completion, or don’t manage to achieve their degrees within the allotted time. In looking

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Online learning and mental well-being: Make the right choice for your child

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Anxiety is a pervasive issue that can affect students of all ages and from all backgrounds, regardless of whether they are enrolled in traditional brick-and-mortar schools or online educational programmes. However, studying online can present unique challenges that need to be considered when choosing a school. That is why it is important for online schools

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Neurodiversity in the online classroom

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It is estimated that at least 10% of South African children have neuropsychological challenges. Neurodiversity, the range of different brain structures and chemistry found in the human population, includes people with autism as well as those with differences such as attention deficit hyperactivity, dyslexia, obsessive compulsive and sensory integration issues. Neurodivergent children may experience additional trials in life

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