A few thoughts on science, engineering and technology
According to The Australian, under a Coalition broadband policy, we’ll be getting: “$6.31 billion over seven years” “$2.75bn to the construction of an optic fibre backhaul network but also relies on at least another $750 million from the private sector” “$1bn in grant funding for a rural and regional wireless network” “$1bn to build a …
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To homeschool or not to homeschool? What generates the better outcome for your children? TLDR version: We just don’t know, but here’s my thoughts on how you might begin, if it’s the right question to ask in the first place. Why should parents have a choice? Because parents who are passionate and motivated will assess …
Welcome to Squarespace! Below is a video that shows you how to get started using our system. The three most important things to keep in mind: The buttons in the top right allow you to interact with your site in different ways. For instance, the ‘A’ icon represents content mode, which lets you edit journal …
Peter Johannes Schmidt