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13. Mwahi, M. M., Mashinia, B. Z, Kambeyo, L. Perceptions of
            teachers and principals toward post Covid-19 pandemic double-shift
            model schooling in Zambezi Region ................................................. 39
            14. Nanyeni-Kanyemba, F., The effectiveness of English Language
            Courses e-assessment in Namibia tertiary education ....................... 39
            15. Set, B. Katukula, K. M., Language ideologies and the use of
            Mother-tongue as Medium of Instruction and Learning in Junior
            Primary Schools ................................................................................. 40
            16. Set, B., How can the teacher’s heteroglossic approach be
            expanded and supported so that it becomes more transformative for
            the learners ........................................................................................ 41
            17. Shaumana, J., A linguistic error analysis of examination scripts
            by students at the university of Namibia’s Southern campus .......... 42
            18. Simon, W., Once a good assessor always a good assessor:
            Lecturers’ online formative assessment practices at selected Higher
            Education Institutions ....................................................................... 43
            19. Strauss, A.M., Exploring reading fluency in Grade 1: A glimpse
            of teaching English reading within a multilingual classroom
            environment in Namibia .................................................................... 45
            20. Tjazapi, U., Shanyanana-Amaambo, R.N, Learners’ voices in
            Namibia’s teacher evaluations: implications for post-Covid-19
            pandemic teacher evaluations ........................................................... 46
            21. Villet, C & Pomoti, H., Using Learner Assessment Data (LAD)
            for Educational Planning in Namibia .............................................. 48


            BASIC EDUCATION .............................................................. 51
            1. Albin, S., Analysing conceptual understanding of representing
            numbers of Grade 3 Mathematics learners in four Namibian home
            languages ........................................................................................... 52
            2. Anyolo, E. Vatileni, F., Nantanga, S. Shivute, J., Challenges
            experienced by Upper Primary Student Teachers in post-lesson



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