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Wednesday, April 1, 2020

A Variety of Interesting Scholarly Articles in the South African Journal of Higher Education (volume 34, number 1, March 2020)

Leading Article:
A Foucauldian analysis of the CA profession in South Africa: Implications for society 
J. Terblanche, Y. Waghid

Table of Contents:
University students’ media use and political participation in South Africa 
K.A. Badaru, E.O. Adu

Teaching strategies for lecturers and tutors to assist non-English mother tongue tertiary students: Summarising, paraphrasing and vocabulary enrichment 
J.L. Coullie

Compassion-based mindfulness training in teacher education: The impact on student teachers at a South African university 
L.J. Draper-Clarke

A framework of key enabling drivers for innovation: Perceptions of community engagement scholarship of science fairs 
M.D. Gibbs, P. Poisat

Google forms can stimulate conversations in discussion-based seminars? An activity theory perspective 
M.J. Glover

Concept mapping as a strategy to scaffold concept literacy in accounting for extended programmes 
S. Immelman, A. Carstens, S. Smith, A. Masenge

Development of a contextualised data analytics framework in South African higher education: Evolvement of teacher (teaching) analytics as an indispensable component introduction 
E.C. Janse van Vuuren

Accountancy students’ and lecturers’ perceptions of the effect of open-book assessments on writing examinations 
S.J. Kruger

Assessment in textbooks: Exploring cognitive demand in first-year accounting textbooks 
J.C. Ngwenya, O.O. Arek-Bawa

How accounting students within the Thuthuka Bursary Fund perceive academic support offered at one South African university 
J.M. Ontong, T. De Waal, W. Wentzel

Metaphors of transformation of education and fitness for purpose: Towards a humanizing agenda 
Y. Rodny-Gumede, C.T. Chasi

Ethical dilemmas associated with hyper-structured student research 
R. Steyn

Academic enrepreneurship and organisational support factors 
B. Urban, S. Gamata

The use of podcasts and videocasts by tertiary accounting students in distance education 
L. Wentzel, K. de Hart

Workplace-based learning: An industry perspective 
R. Ziegler, T. Chipanga, C. Magoda