Changes to education in apartheid up to 1959
- Created by: Imustbecrazy
- Created on: 22-04-18 10:32
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- Education and apartheid 1948-59
- Pre-1948 early education
- Education for Africans part racially segregated
- Small number of black SA attended elite mission schools
- broad syllabus
- taught by white and black teachers
- Most school primary education only
- Funded by government and local churches
- Small number of black SA attended elite mission schools
- System inadequate for mass education
- 1951 census 24% literate black SA
- Education for Africans part racially segregated
- National Party Legislation
- 1953 Bantu Education Act passed
- Extend education to African children
- needed for labour force expansion
- workers in shops and factories increasing need skilled workforce
- some degree of English, Afrikaans needed
- segregate content of education
- needed for labour force expansion
- Schools directly under state control
- NP concern over street youths
- Extend education to African children
- 1959 Extension of University Education Act
- Ensure Fort Hare came under gov control
- Planned for...
- Full segregation by race of white English language universities
- new universities for A ethnic groups and other racially defined minorities
- 1953 Bantu Education Act passed
- Pre-1950 university education
- black students who finished school leaving certificate + had money
- the University of Fort Hare or University Cape Town or Witwatersrand Johannesburg
- same training as whites
- Fort Hare was the centre of black student opposition to apartheid
- the University of Fort Hare or University Cape Town or Witwatersrand Johannesburg
- black students who finished school leaving certificate + had money
- Pre-1948 early education
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