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Mr Manasa M. Madondo

Lecturer 

M.Ed. Curriculum Studies (UZ); M.Sc. Social Ecology (UZ); B.A. (UZ); Dip.Ed. Curriculum Studies (UZ); Grad. C.E. (UZ); Certificate in Environmental Education (Rhodes University).

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Research Interests: Curriculum Change and Post-Colonial Period  Mainstreaming Environmental Education in Formal Education System

Current Research: Parallel modes of curriculum delivery and educational quality.

Publications

 1.Madondo M.M. & Museka, G The Quest for a Relevant Environmental Pedagogy in the African Context: Insights from Unhu/Ubuntu PhilosophyJournal of Ecology and the Natural Environment Vol. 4 (10), July2012, pp.258-265,

2.M. Madondo, Jerie, S. & Gariwe, S Step Ahead Physical Geography Form 3 Student’s Book    Longman Zimbabwe, Pearson Africa (Pty) Ltd, July 2012, 188 pages.

3.M. Madondo, Jerie, S. & Gariwe, S Step Ahead Physical Geography Form 1 Student’s Book  Longman Zimbabwe, Pearson Africa (Pty) Ltd, April 2013,

4.M. Madondo, Jerie, S. & Gariwe, S Step Ahead Human Geography Form 4 Student’s Book Longman Zimbabwe, Pearson Africa (Pty) Ltd, April 2013,

5.(In press) Patriarchy, Male Dominance and Gender-based Violence: The Politics of Exclusion in Zimbabwe’s Roman Catholic Church, a book chapter in Churches and Gender-based Violence: Theological ResponsesUniversity of KwaZulu-Natal Cluster Series.

6.(2009) Education For All in Zimbabwe: A Mirage? Zimbabwe Journal of Educational Research, Vol 21, No.1. 25-47.

Mr Hardy Chitate

 

Lecturer

M.Ed. Curriculum Theory (UZ); B.Ed. History (UZ); Certificate in Education, Secondary (Belvedere Teachers’ College).

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Research Interests: History Educational and Curriculum Issues

Current Research: A critical Appraisal of the ‘new’ history

Publications

1.“Post-Independent Zimbabwe’s New ‘O’ Level History Syllabus 2166: A Crisis of Expectations”. in Zimbabwe Journal of Education Research Vol.17 No. 3 Nov. 2005

2.Mavhunga, P.J and Chitate, H. “Course Design: Hints and Guidelines”, in View Points in Teaching and Learning Vol. 1, 2007, Harare.

3.“Problems Associated with Applying Piaget’s Theory of Cognitive Development to Children’s Thinking in History” in Zimbabwe Journal of Educational Research Vol.21, No. 2 July 2009.

4.Chitate, H. (2011) Change and Innovation in Curriculum Enterprise: An Analysis of the Implementation of the Post-independence Zimbabwe ‘0’ Level History Syllabus 2166: Lambert Academic Publishing.

5.Chitate, H. “Zimbabwe’s ‘Four-Pathway’ Schools Proposal for Technical and Vocational Skills Development: Implementation Challenges, Benefits and Prospects.” In Educational Research International, Volume, 4. Number, 2. April,2015.

Forthcoming

1.New History: A Case of New Wine in Old Bottles?

2.An Evaluation of the Skill-based Zimbabwe ‘O’ Level History Syllabus 2167

3.Zimbabwe Ordinary Level History and the call for Citizenship Education

Research in Progress

New History: A Case of New wine in Old Bottles

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