On the last Thursday of each month, from February to November, SASHT hosts an online webinar. We aim to invite academics, historians, heritage professionals, and history teachers to share their experience and insights. Some sessions offer extension opportunities for teachers, while others provide practical tips for classroom practice.
We are registering with SACE as a Professional Development service provider, and will send a certificate of attendance after each webinar if requested.
We are pleased to announce that Shane Marvin Wolf will deliver our sixth SASHT webinar presentation for 2026, titled: An Analysis of the Portrayal of youth in South African FET History Textbooks through a decolonial lens.
More on our presenter:
Shane Marvin Wolf is an educator, researcher, and youth development practitioner committed to advancing educational scholarship and practice in South Africa. He is currently pursuing a Master of Education in History Education at the University of KwaZulu-Natal, where his research focuses on History Education, youth representation, curriculum transformation, and the decolonisation of school history.
He holds a Bachelor of Education degree specialising in English, History, and Social Sciences from Sol Plaatje University, as well as a Bachelor of Education Honours in Curriculum Studies. His research interests include History Education, curriculum development, textbook analysis, historical representation, learner engagement, and transformative pedagogies that promote critical historical thinking.
Shane is the Founder and Chief Director of Agents of Youth, a youth development organisation dedicated to equipping young people with 21st-century competencies, leadership skills, and educational opportunities. He has also contributed to curriculum innovation, academic development, and digital education initiatives through collaborations with organisations such as ThinkShift and UNICEF-supported programmes, supporting technology-enhanced teaching and learning across South Africa.
Thursday, 30 July 2026 17:00 - 18:00 CAT
Please use the following link to join:
Microsoft Teams Meeting:
https://teams.microsoft.com/meet/361758705386205?p=ydZMZN6JdZF5nMdmlw
Past Webinars
