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Pupils receive tablets

Addressing members of the media at Boitumelong Secondary School in Tembisa on Tuesday, Gauteng MEC for education Mr  Panyaza Lesufi said they have started burying the chalkboard, the duster and the chalk in Gauteng Schools. 

Grade 9 pupils were all given tablets and were using them when learning on Tuesday.

“Gone are the days when they had to write in exercise books and hand in the assignment. Pupils would then have to wait for teachers to mark their scripts, which might take days,” he said.  All high school children in Gauteng will be provided with a tablet. One of the grade 9 pupils, Phumzile Shili, said she is happy that they are now using tablets.

“We no longer have to carry a lot of books, we will peruse educational material on our tablets. Things are changing for the better,” he said.

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Marietta Lombard

Editor-in-Chief of Caxton Joburg Metro with 26 years' experience in the community newspaper industry. I serve as Gauteng Director and deputy executive director of the Forum of Community Journalists and I am a press representative of the Press Council SA.
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