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The beginning of 1996 witnessed the establishment of an upgrading programme for physical science and mathematics teachers, called the SEDIBA Project. The SEDIBA (Setswana word for fountain) Project is a partnership involving the Potchefstroom University for CHE, the North West Education Department, and NASCHEM—a division of DENEL, a giant armaments corporation. The project is aimed at improving the quality of science and mathematics teaching by assisting science and mathematics teachers to gain mastery of the subject and to teach it with confidence and commitment. The teaching of these subjects is of fundamental importance in the establishment of high technology inPieter Steyn & Rufus Wesi A panel from CHF’s most recent traveling exhibit: Chemistry is Electric! Image Courtesy: Joel Katz Design Associates.

Project Sediba: a programme for upgrading physical science and mathematics teachers in Southern Africa