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Boleswa Occasional Papers in Theology and Religion
| Publisher | University of Botswana |
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| Frequency | Monthly |
| Coverage | 2006-2007 |
| Language | English |
| Journal Status | Not Active |
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Closing remarks
More LessThe theme of this conference has been The Relevance of the Humanities in an African University. This is a very relevant question and very apt to ask at this point in the development of our institutions of higher learning as well as the development of our countries.
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Learning French in Modern Univenities : what will the future bring?
More LessAccording to an oft-cited formulation in Dewey's Democracy and Education (1916), a major work both in 20th -century philosophy and educational theory, ""[s]ociety not only continues to exist by transmission, by communication, but it may fairly be said to exist in transmission, in communication.
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Humanities supporting science: the case of language in health services delivery
More LessWe live in a world in which the Sciences are given more value than the Humanities. It is a Science-led world. The reality is that there is a hierarchisation of academic disciplines and the Humanities rank lower than the Sciences. Furthennore, the Sciences are perceived to be ina better position than the Humanities in making the world a better place to live in.
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The role of religious education in the fight against HIV and AIDS in Botswana by promoting caring attitudes
More LessSince the discovery of HIV and AIDS in the early 1980 's, education has been acclaimed as a global strategy for fighting against the spread of HIV and AIDS. In 1988 the Government of Botswana adopted a national AIDS policy which calls on the Ministry of Education to spearhead the fight against the spread of HIV and AIDS by infusing HIV and AIDS education into the curriculum at all levels of education.
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The relevance of religious education in Botswana's school curriculum
More LessThe paper examines the relevance of Religious Education in primary and secondary schools in Botswana. It argues that the teaching of Religious Education in Botswana's Schools has contributed to the positive development of children's values and moral standards. Religion as such has the appropriate place in the school curriculum.
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Human rights: An axis in the global HIV I AIDS struggle
More LessThe goal of realizing human rights is fundamental to the global fight against AIDS. And in a world facing a terrible epidemic - one that has already spread further, faster and to more devastating effect than any other in human history - winning the fight against AIDS is a precondition for achieving rights worth enjoying. ""
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© Publisher: University of Botswana
© Publisher: University of Botswana