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Entering A Dark, Humid Cave – Lit Up By Cat-Eyed, Yellow Fiery Flies – Could Turn Your Thinking Upside Down.
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ESSAY: The Creativity Debate: Talent or Practice – What Matters More?
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Learn Technology through Arts and Crafts: for 12-year-old to 16-year-old students. Primary and Secondary School. Integrated Learning. Global Citizenship. Critical Thinking. Electrical Circuits. Programming. Multi-materials.
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Maori kites and Kite Making. Free resources with lesson ideas.
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Sensors: Maintaining the eco-equilibrium of sensitive limestone caves in New Zealand. STEM and Digital Technologies -Programming microprocessors as sensors to improve cave sustainability (Micro:bit and MakerBot – mBot).
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STEM, STEAM, ESSSTEAM Education. Integrated Learning: A Layered Approach.
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WOODEN TOY DESIGN: EMBEDDING DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY INTO A TOY (COMBINING THE MICRO:BIT & RASPBERRY PI)
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Huge range of unique Articles. Read online as blog posts. Many eBooks are available on all major platforms. Search the title or search: “William Van Zyl.” Articles (Blog Posts) and eBooks range from educational resources like novels, Academic Papers, Research, Design and Visual Communication (DVC – New Zealand Context), Sustainable Architecture, Education for Sustainability, Microprocessors, BBC Micro:bit, Arduino Uno, IoT (Internet of Things), Artificial Intelligence (AI), Peer to Peer Collaboration (P2P), Fiction, Spirituality, Christian Themes, Afrikaans Stories/Poetry (South African Context), True Stories, Biographies, Papermaking, Pop up Greeting cards, STEM & STEAM Education, Technology, Technology Education (New Zealand Context), Science and Engineering, Astronomy, Māori Lessons (New Zealand Context) and much more.

Entering A Dark, Humid Cave – Lit Up By Cat-Eyed, Yellow Fiery Flies – Could Turn Your Thinking Upside Down.

ESSAY: The Creativity Debate: Talent or Practice – What Matters More?

Learn Technology through Arts and Crafts: for 12-year-old to 16-year-old students. Primary and Secondary School. Integrated Learning. Global Citizenship. Critical Thinking. Electrical Circuits. Programming. Multi-materials.

Maori kites and Kite Making. Free resources with lesson ideas.

Sensors: Maintaining the eco-equilibrium of sensitive limestone caves in New Zealand. STEM and Digital Technologies -Programming microprocessors as sensors to improve cave sustainability (Micro:bit and MakerBot – mBot).

STEM, STEAM, ESSSTEAM Education. Integrated Learning: A Layered Approach.

WOODEN TOY DESIGN: EMBEDDING DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY INTO A TOY (COMBINING THE MICRO:BIT & RASPBERRY PI)