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Future jobs will be very different

5/27/2016

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This another huge reason why teaching STEM is so important:

"....Our environment is changing through technologies and globalization, becoming more and more transparent and open. However, companies are still following an old business model : hierarchy, centralization, top down, ownership. Following Salim Ismail, it’s time to disrupt this model, those industries and change how business has to be done in the future....."
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Incredible - The future of Learning

5/27/2016

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This is incredible - please take some time to watch
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Hastings District Council - Science is Sexy

5/27/2016

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Almost 150 youngsters had their inner Einstein nudged last week, as they dissected fish, fermented yeast and built and programmed robots, among other things.
It was part of the Hawke’s Bay Branch of the Royal Society of New Zealand’s commitment to showing children that science, technology and mathematics “are sexy subjects”.
The Year 7 and 8 students from 15 schools across Hastings, Napier and Central Hawke’s Bay took part in half-day hands-on workshops last Tuesday and Wednesday.

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Kiwi scientists take their knowledge to the world

5/9/2016

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How do you stop cows burping? Or override Parkinson’s disease? And what happens if you blow up dynamite deep below ground? Jamie Morton celebrates 10 top pieces of Kiwi science and innovation.

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Kiwi scientists continue work with SpaceX

5/9/2016

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A small team of Kiwi scientists expect to keep working with SpaceX as the California-based company makes an ambitious push for Mars.
On its Facebook page, SpaceX has just announced plans to send its unmanned Dragon space craft to the red planet as early as 2018.
The missions - a partnership with Nasa - would help demonstrate the technologies needed to land large payloads propulsively on Mars, the company said.
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