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Prof Sebastiaan (Ian) Rothmann
South Africa
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 16 พ.ค. 2013
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Optentia Mentoring Short Courses: Awards - 2024
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Optentia Mentoring Short Courses: Awards - 2024
Performativity, inclusion and shaping the knowledge society for the 21st Century: A decolonial turn
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Performativity, inclusion and shaping the knowledge society for the 21st Century: A decolonial turn
The Future of Positive Organisational Psychology
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Prof. Llewellyn van Zyl. Watch the video "Positive Organisational Psychology 2.0" at the following link: vimeo.com/917471767
Combatting Unemployment: Three Steps to Go
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Understanding unemployment and dealing with it.
Picturing the climate crisis
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The perceptions of climate change on health and well-being of emerging adults using photovoice
Optentia Research Unit
มุมมอง 363ปีที่แล้ว
Studying pathways from precarity to capability and optimal functioning.
Navigating without a road map: Addressing the challenges of academic mentorship
มุมมอง 296ปีที่แล้ว
The video provides a rationale for the implementation of two academic mentoring short courses: for mentors and for mentees.
Optentia: Studying pathways for precarity to capability
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Optentia: Studying pathways for precarity to capability
Understanding the unemployment experience in South Africa
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Prof. Ian Rothmann provides a short overview of a research project on unemployment experiences. The project was funded by the Flemish Interuniversity Board in Belgium.
Diversity in the City: Implications for Individuals and Societies
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Intergroup contact is reliably associated with reduced prejudice, even in the face of group threat and discrimination psycnet.apa.org/record/2023-52907-001
Book Launch: Age-Inclusive ICT Innovation for Service Delivery in South Africa
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Book Launch: Age-Inclusive ICT Innovation for Service Delivery in South Africa
Long-term Forecasts on the Future of Africa
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Long-term Forecasts on the Future of Africa
Identifying Research Themes: A Multiple Disciplinary Approach
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Identifying Research Themes: A Multiple Disciplinary Approach
Africa Ageing Futures: Challenges, Prospects and Ambiguities
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Africa Ageing Futures: Challenges, Prospects and Ambiguities
Gerontechnology and Health Communication
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Gerontechnology and Health Communication
Futures of Knowledge in an Unequal World System
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Futures of Knowledge in an Unequal World System
Humanity in the Fourth Industrial Revolution
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Humanity in the Fourth Industrial Revolution
Archive of Kindness: Sharing Stories of Kindness during the Global Pandemic
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Archive of Kindness: Sharing Stories of Kindness during the Global Pandemic
The effects of the COVID pandemic on sleep
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The effects of the COVID pandemic on sleep
Book Launch: Does Community Development Work?
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Book Launch: Does Community Development Work?
The Covid-19 Pandemic: From Global Crisis to a Better World
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The Covid-19 Pandemic: From Global Crisis to a Better World
Turning Challenge into Opportunity: Short Learning Programme in Research Design
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Turning Challenge into Opportunity: Short Learning Programme in Research Design
Leadership Legitimacy During Institutional Radical Change
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Leadership Legitimacy During Institutional Radical Change
What a relevant talk
Well done Ian! Really. I'm so privileged to be involved. Thank you for all you do for our field!
I really love the analogy.... It's like like driving a car but having someone there along for the ride .. This program seems really interesting.
Great community intervention to deal with unemployment by developing the psychological capacity of the people
Very informative, thank you.
I'd like to get a copy of the whole research if it's possible! I am interested in the topic and would like to read it to get more enlightened!
This is all based on a fake financial system which is about to change.
Beautiful idea Would love to learn more about using six bricks in my classroom
That's exciting
Sounds like the same sell as Agenda 30 - now that and the Plandemic is looking altogether grim …
Thank you for uploading this video. It was informative !
As a postgraduate student, I’m so relieved to see the university sees the struggle we have gone through and doing so much to assist us to succeed! Very excited to attend this program and hope it’s not to late for me to catch-up with my research.
This is very wonderful conversation
Community Development should come from the heart. Your presentations Peter and Lucius confirms that this book comes from a place of love. Relevant literature to help us in growing our knowledge on the subject matter and be open minded about community development not ignoring the history. Thank you so much and lots of blessings
So glad you made the book launch available here- What a delightfully stimulating discussion on so many relevant developmental issues that resonate across Southern Africa. Thanks Lucius and good luck !
3000 Klicks von Pädagogikstudenten der Uni Wien
Dr.Todd I know him
VERY necessary, I am looking forward to its implementation!
Can I ask about ,the mission,vision and goals of south African in terms of inclusive education
wcedonline.westerncape.gov.za/Specialised-ed/documents/WP6.pdf
Impact development through research.
S und
This video is very helpful👏
No, talent is most important
Grit is more important. Grit doesn't know failure. Bill Gates, Michael Jordan etc have grit.
@@goo1358 Well grit wont cut the mustard when there are peoole who can do at age 3 what requires most adults 20 years to learn. Talent wins every time.I dont care how much grit you have, it wont override talent.
@@pinny492 so Michael Jordan was born playing basketball? Bill Gates was born a programmer? No one is born with a preloaded software. Our environment shapes us
@@goo1358 they were not born basketballers or programmers, but they were born with the proclivity to be such.There are many basketballers who trained much longer and harder than michael jordan, but who developed but a fraction of the ability.Genetics influence to an enormous degree the things you are or are not good at
@@goo1358 its blatantly obvious that you cant teach or train 2 differe t individuals to reach the same standard of competence.
I am the opposite of a workaholic, but I work with many of them and it makes life uncomfortable for me.
The video is very informative however I feel that Universities offering Education programs including collages that offers early childhood development should focus more on inclusive education. Imagine we trained students to be inclusive teachers that acknowledges the basic rights and needs of the learner. We can do this!
Extremely interesting video - such a wonderful woman .
Fantastic video 😀
I’m proud to be part of optentia , thank you Prof Rothmann for allowing me this opportunity .
Wonderful video and unit.
Inspiring video - I wish I was there 😢
Thanks for sharing this Ian. What an amazing lecture!
Sir make vedio on intervention attention, Thinking, Memory and perception....
Dr Marius Meyer Master HR professional!
Very nicely edited . Well done
Excellent report that provides direction for Pan-African planning.
30 SECONDS
South Africa is in need of teachers who can deliver quality education.
Thanks for explaining this meta-cognitive strategy intervention. I enjoyed it.
nice
He is our school teacher in lale youth international school in Maldives.
hey he was our teacher. so be quiet
Deceptively simple but extremely powerful educational approach!! Well done Brent, Care for Education and Lego Foundation!
Thank you for sharing this wonderful lecture. Please may you tell me if there is a hard copy version of this lecture.
Jean, your story can inspire and motivate many other young people: overcoming shortcomings and adversities in your life, focusing on your strengths and cherishing a grateful heart. That is a sure recipe to conquering stumbling blocks and limitations...
Jean, your life story is truly insprational and I feel so priviledged to have been able to share it with you so far as your Sister!
So trots op jou !