Something to get us started as the new year begins This is the first time I have posted content that … More
Author: bassie-edusphere.uk
PhD Digital Citizenship and the Transformative Capacities of Digital Technologies| Media and Communications specialist| Mentor at Higher Education| IVF and Infertility activist| Avid Reader and Traveler
Newcastle University| University of Botswana| The University of Melbourne
My plea for a better, dignified education system for all Batswana
Here is a letter that I wrote to the President of The Republic of Botswana. The letter was hand delivered … More
The long road to motherhood
I have been off blogging and pretty much everything in the last 8 months. My last blog entry was … More
Slow Academia is for the privileged – but then, isn’t all academia? — The Thesis Whisperer
The first blog I read after several months of mental block. Totally shaken back to reality and the importance of … More
Taking Education to the People
‘Hashtag we teach the nation’ Those who follow me on Twitter @BTlhobogang would have realised that I use the #WeTeachTheNation … More
Wear your outfit like it’s your mission statement
Whoever came up with the description of teaching as a humble profession should be held accountable for the ‘suffering’ that … More
Happy Women’s month
This one goes to all the men who think women are obliged to dignify their lustful, disrespectful gestures and comments. … More
To life-long learning and facing fears
Tossing Graduation Hat “You look like a student” A colleague once said this to me. I know it is … More
21st century learning environments and new kinds of human rights issues
Education as a human rights issue Image source http://www.seatlepi.com The subject of human rights is a broad one. Its constituents … More
Of digital natives and their ‘immigrant’ teachers
It is one thing to bring technology into the classroom just for the fun of it, and quite another to bring … More
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