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cice-11325	Vally, Salim; Dolombisa, Yolanda; Porteus, Kim	Violence in South African Schools	1999	11	.pdf	application/pdf	4744	269	56	In black schools, apartheid education meant minimal levels of resources, inadequately trained and few staff, poor quality of learning materials, shortages of classrooms, and the absence of laboratories and libraries. © 2002 Current Issues in Comparative Education, Teachers College, Columbia University, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 80 November 15, 1999 Violence in South African Schools1 Salim Vally Educational Policy Unit University of the Witwatersrand with Yolanda Dolombisa and Kim Porteus Introduction While the world was riveted by the media coverage of the horrific massacre of 13 high school students in the United States in April of this year, the litany of violent acts in South African schools this year alone far surpassed in number the tragedy in Colorado.	cache/cice-11325.pdf	txt/cice-11325.txt