[Fhsst-authors] FHSST News

[Mark Horner]

Hi all,

I just spent the afternoon talking to my science and maths teacher
from school. He now works in Grahamstown at St. Andrews and for Rhodes
as part of their PGCE course. He has agreed to help and have his 
PGCE underlings help as well - not quite to the same extent as those
at UCT but the more help the better. 

They will help with the outcomes based formatting etc. as it is
part of their syllabus as well.

We have quite a few people involved and I just want to remind everyone
that we must have some chapters ready for the beginning of February as
thats when the PGCE course at UCT starts. 

We will have to make some decisions before then regarding chapter 
states etc. and so can everyone have some draft of their contribution
in by 20th Jan. That way we have some time to plan our focus.

I don't expect everything by then but we need some contributions by
that date. Because of these server issues just type it in the format
of your choice and send it to me to contribute. I will fix the server 
up this week and send some instructions, but its easiest at the moment
for you all to do your own thing.

Enjoy the vac.

Cheers,

Mark

-- 
Mark Horner

UCT-CERN Research Centre
Physics Department
University of Cape Town
Rondebosch
7700
South Africa

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