Its crazy isn't it. We have vilified Trump because of we consider him dangerous, a buffoon and someone that everyone has an opinion on. Yet we are no better, we have a government in power that no longer trust facts, and one that is hellbent on staring Global Warming down, until they are under at least 3 metres of water.
Musings on the Arts, the World, and what ever else is in my head and causing angst
Showing posts with label science. Show all posts
Showing posts with label science. Show all posts
Thursday, 8 December 2016
Friday, 11 November 2016
Our Education Future - what is possible
This week I had the opportunity to participate in the thinking on the Future of Education in our community. I have long believed that our system is failing young people in how it prepares them for the world of their future.
Saturday, 16 July 2016
Transhumanism and its impact on children and learning
Technology is for some of us is an extension of who we are and essentially built into our very being, for others its unfathomable and alien, confusing and irrelevant. I'm listening to the new Guru in my life Jason Silva and his thoughts on technology and humans. I work in early childhood and see that technology and children are made for each other in way that has never happened before. The designers of new technology have studied how we engage with tools for so long that now we are at a stage where the machinery we are using is more attuned to how we engage, its intuitive, learning and reactive. We want and need to touch, talk, look and participate, its so powerful.
Sunday, 19 June 2016
Exclusive One Off Screening - The Last Man on the Moon
This Screening of The Last Man on the Moon will not happen as we didn't reach the required target of 49 tickets sold by the 20th June.
Okay team, it looks like not enough of us are interested in Documentaries on Space and The Apollo Moon missions. Thats a shame because it looks like we missed the 49 bums on seats by 36. We only had 12 tickets pressed as of 11pm Sunday night.
So unless there is a big rush tomorrow (the deadline is 4pm Monday 20th June) then you will have to be content with a small screen event. Follow the LINK and book your tickets before 4pm Monday Afternoon. Your credit will not be debited until we reach the magic number of 49 tickets.
https://www.tugg.com/events/116414
Okay team, it looks like not enough of us are interested in Documentaries on Space and The Apollo Moon missions. Thats a shame because it looks like we missed the 49 bums on seats by 36. We only had 12 tickets pressed as of 11pm Sunday night.
So unless there is a big rush tomorrow (the deadline is 4pm Monday 20th June) then you will have to be content with a small screen event. Follow the LINK and book your tickets before 4pm Monday Afternoon. Your credit will not be debited until we reach the magic number of 49 tickets.
https://www.tugg.com/events/116414
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