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Kaheru, S. J. M. Tshiovhe, T. E. Rantsu, Ntshavheni Jacobus 2026 2026-07-08T18:30:54Z 2026-07-08T18:30:54Z 2026-05-19 Rantsu, N.J. 2026. Exploring Pedagogical Technological Integration in High School Business Studies. . . https://univendspace.univen.ac.za/handle/11602/3327 Rantsu NJ. Exploring Pedagogical Technological Integration in High School Business Studies. []. , 2026 [cited yyyy month dd]. Available from: Rantsu, N. J. (2026). <i>Exploring Pedagogical Technological Integration in High School Business Studies</i>. (). . Retrieved from Rantsu, Ntshavheni Jacobus. <i>"Exploring Pedagogical Technological Integration in High School Business Studies."</i> ., , 2026. TY - Thesis AU - Rantsu, Ntshavheni Jacobus AB - This qualitative study explored the integration of pedagogical practices, including the use of digital tools, in high school Business Studies within under-resourced school contexts. Guided by an interpretivist research paradigm and a phenomenological research design, the study sought to understand participants’ lived experiences of pedagogical integration in natural classroom settings. A qualitative approach was employed, with data collected through interviews, classroom observations, and document analysis to ensure depth and triangulation. The study population comprised all Subject Advisors, School principals, Departmental Heads, and Business Studies teachers from selected public schools, with purposive sampling used to select participants. Data were gathered from five (5) subject advisors, ten (10) principals, ten (10) Departmental Heads, and ten (10) Business Studies teachers, providing a comprehensive, multi-perspective understanding of pedagogical integration practices. Thematic analysis revealed both opportunities and constraints in integrating pedagogy and digital tools, particularly challenges related to resources, training, and institutional support. The findings contribute valuable insights into effective pedagogical strategies in Business Studies and provide evidence-based guidance for strengthening teaching practices, professional development, and policy implementation in similar educational contexts. DA - 2026-05-19 DB - ResearchSpace DP - Univen KW - Digital literacy KW - Differentiated Learning KW - Pedagogical Technological Integration KW - Teaching and Learning KW - Teaching in Education LK - https://univendspace.univen.ac.za PY - 2026 T1 - Exploring Pedagogical Technological Integration in High School Business Studies TI - Exploring Pedagogical Technological Integration in High School Business Studies UR - ER - D. Ed. in Curriculum Studies Department of Professional and Curriculum Studies This qualitative study explored the integration of pedagogical practices, including the use of digital tools, in high school Business Studies within under-resourced school contexts. Guided by an interpretivist research paradigm and a phenomenological research design, the study sought to understand participants’ lived experiences of pedagogical integration in natural classroom settings. A qualitative approach was employed, with data collected through interviews, classroom observations, and document analysis to ensure depth and triangulation. The study population comprised all Subject Advisors, School principals, Departmental Heads, and Business Studies teachers from selected public schools, with purposive sampling used to select participants. Data were gathered from five (5) subject advisors, ten (10) principals, ten (10) Departmental Heads, and ten (10) Business Studies teachers, providing a comprehensive, multi-perspective understanding of pedagogical integration practices. Thematic analysis revealed both opportunities and constraints in integrating pedagogy and digital tools, particularly challenges related to resources, training, and institutional support. The findings contribute valuable insights into effective pedagogical strategies in Business Studies and provide evidence-based guidance for strengthening teaching practices, professional development, and policy implementation in similar educational contexts. en Digital literacy Differentiated Learning Pedagogical Technological Integration Teaching and Learning Teaching in Education UCTD Business education -- South Africa -- Limpopo Education -- South Africa -- Limpopo Business teachers -- Training of -- South Africa -- Limpopo Business networks -- South Africa -- Limpopo Business enterprises -- Computer networks -- South Africa -- Limpopo High schools -- South Africa -- Limpopo Exploring Pedagogical Technological Integration in High School Business Studies Thesis embargo