2000
DOI: 10.1080/00933104.2000.10505898
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Creating a Future for History within South Africa's Curriculum 2005

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“…In fact, being an intellectual role player for some time after 1994, I also recall that certain intellectual role players from traditional higher education English institutions were noticeably more valued than those from historically Afrikaans (Dutch) institutions whose perceptions and thinking probably were labelled as the bastions of the apartheid oppression period. 12 So, a "natural selection" of who should form part of the few dominant voices Chisholm refers to, certainly has influenced at least the process of History curriculum transformation.…”
Section: Politics and Curriculum Transformation? The Period 1994-2008mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In fact, being an intellectual role player for some time after 1994, I also recall that certain intellectual role players from traditional higher education English institutions were noticeably more valued than those from historically Afrikaans (Dutch) institutions whose perceptions and thinking probably were labelled as the bastions of the apartheid oppression period. 12 So, a "natural selection" of who should form part of the few dominant voices Chisholm refers to, certainly has influenced at least the process of History curriculum transformation.…”
Section: Politics and Curriculum Transformation? The Period 1994-2008mentioning
confidence: 99%