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Assessment frameworks and teacher accountability in a primary school in Cape Town. Issues of professional regulation and social justice
Assessment frameworks and teacher accountability at one primary school in Cape Town The study explores how the South African primary school assessment framework serves as a form of surveillance technology to hold teachers accountable for their classroom teaching in grades 4 to grade 6 at one Western
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