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Conversations 2021
Conversations 2021: A webinar series in partnership with ISCAST ISCAST/NZCIS Conversations started on April 22nd 2021 and went through to July 1st. Each evening began at 8.15pm NZT and concluded at 9.30pm NZT. The 2021 series covered a range of
Children: teaching science and faith
March 2021 Education, Science and Faith Seminar The above summary, as well as other notes and slides from the seminar are available to view below: Silvia Purdie’s Summary (as above) Dr. Nicola Hoggard’s Notes Jody Kilpatrick’s Notes Jennifer Lewis’ Presentation
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