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TABLE OF CONTENTS

            Review process ........................................................................... ii

            Editorial Board ............................................................................ ii

            Reviewers of Abstracts ............................................................... ii


            HIGHER EDUCATION ............................................................. 1
            1.Aipinge-Shimweneni, M., Shilongo, G. & Iipinge, S.M., Design
            for the Contemporary Library Building to Enhance Teaching,
            Learning, Research, and Innovation: A case of Hifikepunye
            Pohamba Library, University of Namibia ........................................... 2
            2.Anyolo, E.O. & Tshiningayamwe, S.T. A, The contribution of a
            collaborative learning approach to education for sustainable
            development in teacher education in the digital age .......................... 2
            3.Chirimbana, M. L. L. Nghipandulwa, L.L., Kaundjua, A.O.,
            Enhancing self-regulated learning in mathematics through the
            setting of academic and behavioural goals at the Science foundation
            programme Oshakati campus.............................................................. 3
            4. Ejeh, A. O., The role of technology education in the socio-
            economic development of developing nations .................................... 4
            5. !Gontes, K., A systematic review on best practices of Teaching
            Practicum: Re-defining the role of school pre-service teacher
            mentorship ........................................................................................... 5
            6. Haihambo C. K., Inclusivity of higher education institutions in
            Namibia and the implications for students’ adaptation and success . 6
            7. Hamakali, H.P.S.& Amakali, J. M.L., An examination of the
            PhD examiners’ reports at a Higher Education Institution in
            Namibia ................................................................................................ 7







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