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    Multilingualism education project: statistics glossary translation in isiXhosa
    (2025) Low, Tim; Tyam, Nolubabalo; Gxilishe, Sandile; Deyi, Somikazi; Goxo, Thandiwe; Jacobs, Nontsikelelo; Gambushe, Wanga; Kwakwi, Yamkela; Cebekhulu, Luyanda; Mashego, Tsapang
    This Statistics Glossary has been compiled and translated specifically to support Science students by demystifying the complex terms and concepts related to the subject. By offering clear definitions and contextual explanations, this glossary serves as an invaluable reference tool that enhances comprehension and retention. It promotes active learning, empowering students to engage confidently with statistical material and fostering a deeper understanding of key concepts and definitions. Ultimately, effective glossaries break down intricate ideas, equipping students with the language and skills necessary for academic success.
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    Multilingualism education project: economics glossary translation in isiXhosa
    (2025) Neethling, Leigh; Tyam, Nolubabalo; Gxilishe, Sandile; Deyi, Somikazi; Goxo, Thandiwe; Jacobs, Nontsikelelo; Gambushe, Wanga
    This Economics Glossary has been compiled and translated specifically to support Commerce students by demystifying the complex terms and concepts related to the subject. By offering clear definitions and contextual explanations, this glossary serves as an invaluable reference tool that enhances comprehension and retention. It promotes active learning, empowering students to engage confidently with economics material and fostering a deeper understanding of key concepts and definitions. Ultimately, effective glossaries break down intricate ideas, equipping students with the language and skills necessary for academic success.
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    Pain Education Empowerment Program for people living with chronic pain
    (2022) Parker, Romy; Keet, Janet
    This workbook has been designed to be used as part of a clinician-led six-week chronic pain management program for people living with chronic pain. The program integrates the principles of behaviour change with pain science education, exercise and stress management strategies.
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    Open education week seminar
    (2019) Nyahodza, Lena
    The video is part of the open education week seminar.
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    Medicine and the Arts Week 6 - Death and the corpse
    (2015-01-21) Levine, Susan
    In this video, Associate Professor Susan Levine introduces the topic of death and the corpse. She outlines how a multi-disciplinary approach will be used to address questions related to the topic and introduces the guest educators who will feature in subsequent videos: Professor Lorna Martin, a forensic pathologist. Professor Deborah Posel, a prominent sociologist. And Kathryn Smith, a fine and forensic artist from Stellenbosch University. This is the first video in Week 6 of the Medicine and the Arts Massive Open Online Course.