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Technology

Version date: 11 December 2017
Key changes: Version 05
Subject facilitator email: seniorsecondary@tki.org.nz

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The finalised set of these resources will be available for use from October 2018.

What is technology about?

Technology.

Technology

Technology is intervention by design to expand human possibilities.

Almost every aspect of daily life – food, health care, transport, communications, entertainment, our environment – uses technology.

This technology is constantly evolving: today’s "new technology" may be superseded tomorrow or in a year’s time.

New Zealanders have long been technological innovators and creators. Our economy has been driven by creative problem solvers, designers and inventors.

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Students today need interactive experiences in keeping with the technological communities of practice which are currently informing and developing our future.

Through technology education, students have the opportunity to develop a broad technological literacy and to experience and explore a wide range of technologies in a variety of contexts that will enable them to participate as informed participants in an ever-changing world.

Technology curriculum guide content

Use the links below to access the sections of this guide. To navigate through the guide's web pages, select from the section and sub-section menu in the left-hand navigation.

Teaching and learning guides are produced in HTML. They have been designed to be viewed online.

To print individual pages, select the "Print" button at the top right of each page.

To print the complete guide, select the "Download this guide in PDF format" button. If your browser default is set to automatically open PDF downloads in a PDF reader, the entire guide will open and can then be printed. If not, the entire guide will download into your download folder, where you can then open the document and print. Please note, some guides may be more than 200 pages long.

Last updated September 26, 2018



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