Apartheid and education: the education of Black South Africans

Introduction to the study of education for blacks in South Africa. Origins of black education. Historical foundations of the schooling of black South Africans. Charles T. Loram and the American model for African education in South Africa. Administration of financing of African education in South Africa 1910

1953. Apartheid and education. Role of fundamental pedagogics in the formulation of educational policy in South Africa. Hearts and minds of the people. Bantu education: apartheid ideology and labour reproduction. Education beyond the schools. African educational protest in South Africa: the American school movement in the Transkei in the 1920's. Adult night school movements for blacks on the Witwatersrand 1920

1980. Upward all and play the game: the Girl Wayfarer's Association in the Transvaal 1925

1975. Parent's school boycott: Eastern Cape and East Rand townships, 1955. Current crisis. The state and the reproduction of labour power in South Africa. Capital, state and educational reform in South Africa. Technicism and De Lange: reflections on the process of the HSRC investigation. Redefining skills: black education in South Africa in the 1980's.