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Promoting communication and analytical skills in South African schools
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I am Steve Vosloo, the Communication and Analytical Skills Fellow at the Shuttleworth Foundation. My goal: to research and promote these skills in South African schools. This blog contains my thoughts and findings along the journey.
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