1999
DOI: 10.1016/s0742-051x(99)00013-x
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Quality control and quality assurance in teacher training institutions: messages from Botswana

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“…That was the teacher training programs of Botswana, [9] the overarching argument of this research is that external variables, such as university affiliation, may be leveraged to improve teacher training programs. The specific challenges raised concern quality control and assurance.…”
Section: The Scope Of Nationmentioning
confidence: 98%
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“…That was the teacher training programs of Botswana, [9] the overarching argument of this research is that external variables, such as university affiliation, may be leveraged to improve teacher training programs. The specific challenges raised concern quality control and assurance.…”
Section: The Scope Of Nationmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…As a result, the analysis of these works will contribute to a review of the research directions of teacher training management while also helping to improve the quality of teaching staff and bringing efficiency to educational systems. The researches are assessment and evaluation [15], [11], [7], [12], [4], [8], [6]; forms of training [10], [5], [1], [17], [16], [13]; nationally [9], [1], [3], [2], [14].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The results revealed a poor curricula, lack of support, and shortage in handling all techniques. The study recommended the importance of benefiting from the leaders of thinking and knowledge, addressing technical science, offering the governmental and non-governmental support to help the development programs meet knowledge society requirements Hopkin (2009). examined the quality evaluation of the secondary teacher's performance based on knowledge society requirements.…”
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