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For these reasons, many educators are looking for creative ways to approach STEM education in their classrooms by engaging students with hands-on projects and learning activities. Technologies such as virtual reality headsets, 360-degree cameras, robotics kits, and 3D printers allow students to design, tinker, program, build, test, and troubleshoot as they put important STEM skills and concepts into practice.

Every day we read about how our Oceans are becoming more polluted, and how sea creatures are now mistaking plastic and waste as food sources, leading to huge problems in the waters.  We hear about climate change and global warming.  In recent news, 2.7 trillion tons of ice have been lost in Antarctica due to global warming, resulting in raising sea levels by as much as a centimetre.

There is debate over how much we can do as individuals to stop these changes to our planet, but one thing is for sure – most Countries, Government organisations, and responsible humans are pushing towards a more sustainable future.

Excerpt from Building and Facilities Management Magazine May 2018 Issue James Symons,…

It’s an ever familiar story in 2018.  A child comes…

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