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4 10, 2021

A time to reinvent, rethink, and reimagine

2022-03-29T15:31:34+02:00

Prof Russel Botman celebrated his sixtieth birthday surrounded by those challenged by his future-orientated visions of a new world. The speakers at the symposium at the Faculty of Theology at Stellenbosch University came from different voices reflecting on his life, thoughts and perspectives in various fields, one of them being [...]

A time to reinvent, rethink, and reimagine2022-03-29T15:31:34+02:00
23 09, 2021

Ma’s wat moor: Depressie manifesteer dikwels as woede

2021-09-23T10:36:39+02:00

Wanneer ’n ma haar eie kind skade aandoen, word dit gewoonlik wyd veroordeel. Vir baie vroue is moederskap egter ’n veel meer ambivalente ervaring as wat die samelewing toegee, skryf prof. Lou-Marié Kruger. Klik hier om die res van die storie te lees...

Ma’s wat moor: Depressie manifesteer dikwels as woede2021-09-23T10:36:39+02:00
30 08, 2021

Learning facilitators help children with autism spectrum disorder cope in mainstream schools

2021-08-31T10:49:01+02:00

Learning facilitators play a key role in helping children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) cope in mainstream schools. This is one of the key findings of a recent study at Stellenbosch University (SU). “Learning facilitators are an essential part of inclusive education for children with ASD. They provide specific services [...]

Learning facilitators help children with autism spectrum disorder cope in mainstream schools2021-08-31T10:49:01+02:00
28 08, 2021

South African Book Fair: Masculinity, Misogyny and African Psychology

2021-08-30T12:04:21+02:00

Malose Langa, Kopano Ratele and Ayanda Borotho sat down with Malebo Sephodi at South African Book Fair (#SABF2020) to speak about Masculinity, Misogyny and African Psychology in the South African context – 28 August 2020

South African Book Fair: Masculinity, Misogyny and African Psychology2021-08-30T12:04:21+02:00
25 08, 2021

Decolonising psychological science: encounters and cartographies of resistance

2021-08-30T11:05:10+02:00

– Luis Gómez-Ordóñez, Glenn Adams, Kopano Ratele, Shahnaaz Suffla, Garth Stevens and Geetha Reddy engage the decolonial project that Dr Deanne Bell outlined last year. Published in The Psychologist, the official monthly publication of The British Psychological Society, 25 Aug 2021 https://thepsychologist.bps.org.uk/volume-34/september-2021/decolonising-psychological-science-encounters-and-cartographies-resistance

Decolonising psychological science: encounters and cartographies of resistance2021-08-30T11:05:10+02:00
25 08, 2021

SU names building after Krotoa

2021-08-31T10:47:02+02:00

The RW Wilcocks building of Stellenbosch University (SU) has been renamed the Krotoa building. This building on the Stellenbosch campus houses the departments of History and Psychology, the Division of Research Development, SU International, the SU Archives, as well as the Centre for Research on Evaluation, Science and Technology. Krotoa [...]

SU names building after Krotoa2021-08-31T10:47:02+02:00
23 08, 2021

Invitation to participate in a study

2021-08-23T09:06:15+02:00

Beste student, Jy is uitgenooi om aan 'n studie deel te neem, waarvan die resultate sal bydra tot my Meestersgraad in Algemene Taalwetenskap. As Afrikaans jou eerste taal is en Engels jou tweede taal, en jy tussen 18 en 40 jaar oud is, kwalifiseer jy om aan die studie deel [...]

Invitation to participate in a study2021-08-23T09:06:15+02:00
22 08, 2021

Teens in crisis: How the pandemic has pummelled adolescent mental health

2021-08-31T10:32:21+02:00

The winter lockdown delayed the end of a wellbeing programme for adolescents and children, pioneered by Stellenbosch University psychology lecturer Bronwyne Coetzee, at a school near the campus. “But they came back after the eight-week break for the final session still doing the breathing exercises and the ‘Stop’ and ‘Go’ [...]

Teens in crisis: How the pandemic has pummelled adolescent mental health2021-08-31T10:32:21+02:00
22 08, 2021

Teens in crisis: How the pandemic has pummelled adolescent mental health

2021-08-23T07:48:43+02:00

The social isolation and constant alarms of the Covid-19 pandemic are particularly hard on teens, who need friendships to develop social and decision-making skills and to forge independence, writes Claire Keeton ... read full article: https://www.timeslive.co.za/sunday-times/opinion-and-analysis/2021-08-22-teens-in-crisis-how-the-pandemic-has-pummelled-adolescent-mental-health/

Teens in crisis: How the pandemic has pummelled adolescent mental health2021-08-23T07:48:43+02:00
21 08, 2021

Abantu Book Festival launches The Ultimate Book Show with Sihle-isipho Nontshokweni

2021-08-30T11:23:20+02:00

“We have some exciting news for you! Abantu Book Festival launches The Ultimate Book Show with Sihle-isipho Nontshokweni, a project that stands to change the way we consume literature through media. The show features Cape Town-based writers, scholars, and performing artists talking about the stories behind their books. The first season of the [...]

Abantu Book Festival launches The Ultimate Book Show with Sihle-isipho Nontshokweni2021-08-30T11:23:20+02:00
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