Staff Profiles

Master of Education (Social Studies Education) - University of Botswana 2011

Bachelor's Degree (Primary)- University of Botswana May 2007

Diploma in Primary Education- Lobatse College of Education 1998

Mr. Moffat Fanah Kgotlaetsile is a lecturer in the Department of Primary Education as from 2nd September 2019. Previously he taught for 7 years at Serowe College of Education offering Social Studies (both Academic and professional studies) and 13 years in primary schools. I work hard to create a learning environment that fosters critical thinking and problem solving. The aim is that all students grow up to be engaged members of society, who understand not only the facts presented in books and lectures, but the questions they need to ask based on the information they learn. My expectation from students taking my courses is for them to become self-directed learners, engaging their natural curiosity about the material presented and taking that curiosity to the next level. My approaches in teaching are based on developing critical thinking, decision making and problem solving skills to open up students’ curiosity and interest in their learning process. I see myself and our work in the classroom as the springboard for their further exploration.

Social Studies Education

Citizenship Education

Primary Education

Social Studies Education

Citizenship Education

Early Childhood Education

Social Studies Education

Kgotlaetsile, M. F., Boikhutso, K., & Dinama, B, (2013). Secondary School Teacher‘s Perceptions of the Role of Social Studies in Fostering Citizenship Competencies: Botswana Perspective. Journal of Education and Training Studies, Vol. 1, No. 2; October 2013.

Mathews, S., Oats, R., & Kgotlaetsile, M. F. (2020). Status of Education for Sustainable Development in teacher training institutions in Botswana. International Journal of Scientific and Research Publications (vol. 10 (1)

Jeremiah, A., Oats, R., & Kgotlaetsile, M. F. (2020). Substance abuse among secondary school learners in Botswana (Accepted for publication by the International Journal of Current Research)

Ph.D. Electrical Engineering (University of Glasgow). M.A.Sc. Electrical Engineering (Carleton University), B.Eng. Communications Engineering (Carleton University)

Monageng holds a Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering (2017) from the University of Glasgow, Scotland, an M.A.Sc. in Electrical Engineering from Carleton University, Canada and a B.Eng. in Communications Engineering also from Carleton University. He joined the University of Botswana as a Lecturer in the Department of Electrical Engineering in 2011. His research interests are wireless communications, antenna design, ubiquitous computing (Internet of Things) and next generation communication technologies. 

Mobile and Wireless Communications, Digital Communications, Analogue Electronics, DC and AC Principles

Wireless Communications, Antenna Design, Ubiquitous Computing (Internet of Things) and Next Generation Communication Technologies. 

Antenna Design, Ubiquitous Computing (Internet of Things)

1. M Kgwadi, T Kunz, "Securing RDS broadcast messages for smart grid applications", International Journal of Autonomous and Adaptive Communications Systems

2. M Kgwadi, M Rizwan, AA Kutty, J Virkki, L Ukkonen, TD Drysdale, "Performance comparison of inkjet and thermal transfer printed passive ultra-high-frequency radio-frequency identification tags", IET Microwaves, Antennas & Propagation 

3. M Kgwadi, CJ Vourch, DJ Harrison, TD Drysdale, "On-demand printing of antennas for TV white-space communications", Loughborough Antennas and Propagation Conference 

4. M Kgwadi, K Alharbi, J Wang, E Wasige "Slot-ring multiport driven antenna with improved airside radiation for terahertz communications" European Microwave Conference (EuMC), 

5. M Kgwadi, TD Drysdale," Characterisation of flexible, thermal transfer printed UWB antenna under static bending", IET Digital Library

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