Expect disorder, unexpected family revelations and humorous turns, writes Jansen

If you narrow your focus only to what the school did or did not do to deal with bullying, then the problem is insoluble, says the writer

Everything at this storied institution, today a husk, is up for grabs and everyone wants in, writes Jansen

The Argentinean who moved here in 1990 made substantial contributions despite facing prejudice due to her nationality, gender and sexual orientation, writes Jansen

There is an alarming practice where schools insist on drilling pupils for upcoming provincial assessments to improve school performance metrics, writes Jonathan Jansen.

The place is ripe for Zille 2.0, writes Jansen

Positive assessment in any subject can be a powerful tool for winning the attention of children when it is mixed with rich learning experiences, writes Jonathan Jansen

What decent person could be enamoured of such a repulsive character? We’re talking a chunk of white conservatives and black evangelicals here, writes Jonathan Jansen

It is time for the Council on Higher Education to conduct a focused study on the scam called academic conferences, writes Jonathan Jansen

Our biggest challenge in South African education is not resources; it is the lack of imagination, the paucity of ideas, writes Jonathan Jansen.