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Item Afskeidsgeleentheid van prof. Jonathan Jansen 27 Maart 2007(2007-05-07T08:03:32Z) Du Plessis, A. (Andre)The University of Pretoria bids farewell to prof. Jonathan Jansen with an official ceremony at the Groenkloof campus. During this farewell function he is thanked for all his contributions during the past seven years. Tribute was paid to prof. Jonathan Jansen by the following colleagues: Mr. Willie Potgieter (Education Faculty Manager), Prof. Christof Heyns (Dean Faculty of Law), Prof. Kobus Maree (Department Curriculum Studies), Mr. Donavan Pietersen (representing the Groenkloof students), Dr. Rinelle Evans (Department Social Studies), Dr. Chika Sehoole (Department Education Management). Lastly, prof. Jansen made his final speech as Dean of the Faculty of Education.Item Tuks education boffin resigns(Pretoria News, 2007-03-16) Govender, Sholain; jonathan.jansen@up.ac.zaThe resignation of prof Jonathan Jansen is announced.Item In 'n klas van sy eie(Insig, 2004-10-31) Schoombie, Schalk; jonathan.jansen@up.ac.zaSkool was vir hom hel en hy het sy eerste jaar gedruip. Vandag is prof. Jonathan Jansen dekaan van Opvoedkunde aan die UP, en een van die voorste vegters vir wêreldgehalte-onderwys in Suid-Afrika. Hy is ook 'n uitgesproke kritikus van skadelike burokratiese inmenging.Item Tuks 'must nurture black academics'(Pretoria News, 2007-03-22) Govender, Sholain; jonathan.jansen@up.ac.zaUP could be among world's top ten universities.Item Obama se stryd om ras te omseil(Beeld, 2007-03-22) Jansen, Jonathan D.; jonathan.jansen@up.ac.zaVSA en SA kort albei inklusiewe politieke bewussyn.Item But our natives are different! : race, knowledge and power in the academy(Centre for African Studies, 1998) Jansen, Jonathan D.; jonathan.jansen@up.ac.zaFocuses on issues of curriculum knowledge and institutional power which are underlying and untouched concerns in university transformation. University of Cape TownItem Geweld het in SA reeds die norm geword(Burger, 2007-02-08) Jansen, Jonathan D.; jonathan.jansen@up.ac.zaWanneer ons volgende keer (ten regte) ons toorn uitspreek teenoor daardie geweldadige misdadigers wat in ons strate rondsluip, asook jeens die gevoellose regering wat hulle toelaat om te gedy, dink ook 'n oomblik oor die innerlike geweld na.Item 60 Minutes to revive a nation(Saturday Star, 2007-02-10) Forde, Fiona; jonathan.jansen@up.ac.zaFiona Forde asked a cross-section of South Africans to watch Mbeki with her.Item Teachers 'are the problem'(Business Day, 2007-03-13) West, Edward; jonathan.jansen@up.ac.zaThe reason some schools experienced high failure rates had less to do with lack of resouces than the lack of accountability among teachers, professor Jonathan Jansen said at the Durban International Conference in KwaZulu Natal.Item Jansen bedank by die UP(Beeld, 2007-03-15) Rademeyer, Alet; jonathan.jansen@up.ac.zaOpvoedkunde-dekaan se werk in Durban met 6 maande verleng.Item Bedanking van Professor Jonathan Jansen(Office of the Vice-Chancellor and Principal, University of Pretoria, 2007-03-15) Pistorius, Calie (Carl W.I.), 1958-Item Geweld het al die norm geword(Beeld, 2007-02-08) Jansen, Jonathan D.; jonathan.jansen@up.ac.zaGeweld begin by 'n pak slae wat mense hul kinders gee.Item It's time to face up to dismal reality behind matric euphoria(Sunday Argus, 2006-12-31) Jansen, Jonathan D.; jonathan.jansen@up.ac.zaBlack schools are in serious trouble in South Africa and there is little policy or planning that suggests that the national pattern of two-school systems is about to be disturbed.Item We have settled for a dual school system that nurtures pupils’ vain hopes(Sunday Independent, 2006-12-31) Jansen, Jonathan D.; jonathan.jansen@up.ac.zaThe government is faced with a serious problem of raising the level of school quality.Item ‘Education must go beyond just getting a certificate’(Sunday Argus, 2006-12-31) Momberg, Eleanor; jonathan.jansen@up.ac.zaObtaining a matic qualification has become almost meaningless and under-graduate degrees are heading for a similar fate.Item Ons woon lank saam(Volksblad, 2006-12-29) Jansen, Jonathan D.; jonathan.jansen@up.ac.za'n Swart man se pret en ellende met die van Jansen.Item Wat maak dat ons Madiba-mal bly? 'n Onderhoud met prof Jonathan Jansen en Christiaan Kotze(2007-02-06T13:18:41Z) MNet; Wyngaard, Heinrich; Jansen, Jonathan D.; Kotze, Christiaan; jonathan.jansen@up.ac.zaHierdie onderhoud is uitgesaai op "Die Storie" ter viering van Nelson Mandela se 88e verjaarsdag. Heinrich Wyngaard vra die volgende vrae aan prof Jansen, dekaan van die Fakultiet Opvoedkunde aan die Universiteit van Pretoria, en Christiaan Kotze, die hooffotograaf van Rapport: Wat maak dat ons Madiba-mal bly en hoe gaan ons dit wat hy beteken in stand hou?Item Outcomes-based education : will it benefit our children?(Fairlady, 1998-01) Jansen, Jonathan D.; Potenza, Emilia; jonathan.jansen@up.ac.zaThere isn't a parent in the country who isn't concerned about the quality of education. Curriculum 2005, our home-grown version of outcomes-based education, makes one very definite promise: that school will never be the same again. Is this a good or a bad thing? We asked two education experts to give us their opposing arguments.Item Future of higher education(2007-01-18T05:42:56Z) Jansen, Jonathan D.; jonathan.jansen@up.ac.zaAddressing the University of Venda (Univen) convocation, Professor Jonathan Jansen said internationally governments fund universities that are centres of performance where delivery takes place, rather than centers of loyalty. South Africans remain dependent on state funding. Universities will no longer be funded just because they are black or previously disadvantaged – the state will fund performers, rather than those that cry race. It also does not mean that simply because a university is big it can perform and that it will get money, but universities will be funded on the basis of how they perform. Jansen advised the University of Venda to change from a promising to a good university by maintaining stability, increasing quality and appointing the right leadership at all costs. Other success factors include dealing decisively with problems, establishing early successes, headhunting top academics, competing for leading national and international awards and escalating the marketing budget by 100 percent. To market a university substance and performance are needed, not symbols, not promises, not dreams.Item Pro's and con's of elite schools(2007-01-17T13:01:03Z) Robbie, John; jonathan.jansen@up.ac.zaJohn Robbie interviews Prof Jansen on The John Robbie Show (Talk Radio with 702) regarding elite schools such as the Oprah Winfrey Leadership Academy for Girls in South Africa, which is funded by Oprah's private foundation, The Oprah Winfrey Operating Foundation. Prof Jansen feels that initiatives such as these should be encouraged.