How will we ever replace the many incredible SA educationists who were doing their best to fix a broken system?
How will we ever replace the many incredible South African educationists who were doing their best to fix a broken system?Every morning I wake up, it seems there is another friend or family member who has been hospitalised, intubated or died from Covid-19. Even non-coronavirus deaths are amplified because of the heartache of the many who have succumbed to the dreaded virus.
This week we lost some of the most incredible South Africans, who have made invaluable contributions to education. I wish to honour them...If you have already registered or subscribed, please sign in to continue.
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