My Beautiful Country: Namibia

Land of Contrasts

World Map

Africa

Welwitschia- Endemic Plant

Oryx – Endemic Animal

Fish Eagle- Endemic Bird

Elephants – Etosha Pans

Erongo Mountains

Desert Elephants at Twyfel Fountain

Quiver Tree Finger of God

Sossusvlei - Dunes

Red Dunes

White Dunes - Walvis Bay

Ship wreck at Swakopmund

Mathematics in Namibia

Up to 1994 we where part of South Africa and followed their curriculum

On 21 March 1990 Namibia become independent

In 1995 we started following the Cambridge Curriculum in Gr.11 and Gr.12

Basic Problems

The Human Resource Problems

The Physical Resource Problems

The Solutions to the problem

The Human Resource Problem

At Primary Level only 55% of the teachers are qualify to teach Mathematics

The average for the grade 10 level Mathematics in the National Examination last year was 38%

Of the mathematics students who graduate in Gr.12 only 3.3% are on the higher level

The Physical Resource Problem

There are only place in Senior Secondary Schools for about 50% of the learners to complete their Basic Education

Many of the schools in the rural areas do not have water, electricity or a telephone, which limits their access to modern forms of communication

You still find Teachers teaching under a tree in Namibia owing to lack of classrooms

The Solutions to the ProblemProject running at the moment

ETSIP – Education and Training Sector Improvement Program

BES – Basic Educational Support

MASTEP – Mathematics and Secondary Teachers Educational Program

My SchoolParesis Secondary

School

Paresis - Classrooms

Our Library

Computer Lab

Shacks / Shelters / Homes

Presentation Karen D’Emiljo

Namibia