Considering Pedagogies for Consent in Research with Children

Consent for children participating in research.

March 2012, Vol. 102, No. 3 SAMJ Consent for children participating in research To the Editor: With reference to the article and more recent letter on the implications for researchers, service providers and policy makers of child consent in South African law,1,2 I wish to put forward a different but more appropriate approach to consent for children participating in research. Although I agree th...

Legal imperatives for consent for children participating in research.

336 June 2012, Vol. 102, No. 6 SAMJ Imprisonment and torture of doctors in Bahrain To the Editor: During the months of February and March 2011, as part of the ‘Arab Spring’, protest action and demonstrations took place in Manama, capital of the Kingdom of Bahrain. When the authorities sought to put down the action, many protesters were injured and some died of their injuries. Those who were inj...

Obtaining consent for neonatal research.

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Parental consent for pediatric research.

Pedagogies for Teaching CS1 with Java

The introduction of Java to CS1 has resulted in a proliferation of pedagogical approaches. As a more purely objectoriented language (no methods outside of a class construct), Java has forced educators to confront pedagogical issues that the move to C++ did not. In this paper I investigate the range of pedagogical options used to teach three crucial parts of almost any CS1 course taught with Jav...