I am sitting in a sparsely-furnished office at a local township school, engaged in a conversation with the Head of Department for the Humanities, to join me for a scheduled “one-on-one”. My eyes dart around. Files and books and papers here, flip charts and pictures there. Okay, no surprises here. Except the famed picture on the wall depicting Mbuyisa Makhubu carrying the dying Hector Peterson, with the crying Antoinette Sithole alongside him.
About Nadia Marnewick
Nadia has just started her first ‘real’ job as a teacher. Previously she studied Psychology at the University of Stellenbosch particularly focusing on child psychology and did extensive research into relationships. She now teaches languages at Hoërskool Voortrekker and is blogging about her transition into the teaching world as a new teacher.
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