Dr Joy Scott in South Africa

Computer Lab at Emmarentia School

Emmerentia Classroom

Emmerentia Primary

High School Girls at Apartheid Museum

Playing in Soweto

NAGC Website Question?

What kind of training does a teacher need to work with gifted students?

• What does the research show?

• In what year was the NAGC founded?

• In what year was the Brown v. Board of Education U.S. Supreme Court Case settled?

Please do not answer these questions here. However, you may use the blog to briefly discuss the topic or solicit questions and responses. Click onto comments below.

Dr. Sonia Nieto, Lecturing at Wits
June 13, 2006
On the subject of Multicultural Education in South Africa or in the United States, renowned University of Massachusetts-Amherst scholar, Dr. Nieto says,
“It is not so much what we call it, but what we do with it”

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Limpopo This Way

Joy At Entrance

Professors Ramani and Joseph

Limpopo Students

In Front of Library

Limpopo University Student “Given”

Driving Back to Jo’Burg

The Oba Family (Nigeria)

Professor Ruksana Osman (SA)

Professor Muthivhi (SA)

The Muthivhi Family (SA)

Headmistress of the Beaulieu Preparatory School, Noele Hillen (SA)

Professors Ramani and Joseph (Limpopo)

Accommodations Officer Lewis (SA)

All the Good People at Wandies Place (Soweto)

Gifted Education Student: Lindy (SA)

Gifted Education Student: Keitu (Free State)

Microbiology Student: Nongaka (Limpopo)

Richard (USA)

Teacher & Student: Shikenah (Cameroon)

Across the South African Border, 3 hrs. from Jo’Burg

Melville Grill

Wandies Place—Authentically African

Buying Groceries

Celebrating the 4th of July With Other Americans

Lekgotla Restaurant…KingKlip Anyone?

Ambiance—-Awesomely African

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More dining out! The group photo is of American and Nigerian academic and medical doctors eating out at a Melville Ethiopian restaurant. The second photo is of Professor Rosalyn Hobson (University of Virginia)–Rosalyn’s engineering program has been at Wits for five years. Third photo is of Headmistress, Noele Hillen of Beaulieu Preparatory School. Noele and I have been communicating since last summer. Today we enjoyed a great Italiian lunch at Ciro Molinaro. Photo of Student, Nongaka from Limpopo.

Professor Rosyln Hobson, University of Virginia, 5 years experience in
Wits-Virginia Student Engineering program

Cross Cultural Friendships in Education

Temple of Understanding in Durban

Regina Mundi Catholic Church in Soweto

Community

Listen

Sing and Pray

Some things Just Can’t Wait!

Purchase Sinus Medication Under Lock & Key, Really!

Attend a Hip Hop Concert on Campus

Win or Lose!

Go On a Date

Then, Blog…Blog Blog…Blog Blog Blog….Blog Blog Blog Blog….

Tour Shopping Malls

Window Shop

Play Recreational Pool on Campus

Go to the Library! Now, exactly where is it?