"When someone is passionate about something, they can't help themselves; they tell others with enthusiasm." Andrew Macaulay
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Hi, I'm Andrew Macaulay, a Christian Educator in Sydney, NSW, Australia.
Hi, I'm Andrew Macaulay, a Christian Educator in Sydney, NSW, Australia.
I am eager to lead a learning community that integrates an evangelical Christian worldview based on a sound biblical theology using a unique combination of experience in teaching Science, Mathematics and Christian Studies enthusing a new generation to learn independently and to learn collaboratively using current technology coupled with a solid Christian ministry background.
These are reflected in my current projects (click "Projects" to find out more):
Leadership - "lead a learning community ..."
God and Physics - "an evangelical Christian worldview ..."
Bible Talks - "a sound biblical theology ..."
Science and Mathematics - "experience in teaching Science, Mathematics and Physics ..."
Flipped Classrooms - "to learn independently ..."
STEM projects - "to learn collaboratively using current technology ..."
Favourite Bible verses for you - "solid Christian ministry background"
Take a quick look at some of my educational projects.
Click the "About" button to find out my background.
Selected work
Selected work
Mr Mac measures the wavelength of microwaves and uses the wave equation to calculate the speed of light.
Photo of Jupiter and 4 moons taken by Andrew Macaulay on 9 July 2018 with Lumix digital camera and zoom lens at Mooloolaba, QLD
Mr Mac constructs a simple 12 V DC circuit to demonstrate the Motor Effect.
Macaulay A (2020) - The Light Motif in the Bible (2nd ed.).pdfFour men of Physics - Oct 2019.pdfADM on the Dish 14 May 2004.pdf
What am I walking on?
Where is it? Why is it famous?
(c) 2024 Original pictures, videos and text are copyright by Andrew Macaulay. You may use them without change, provided you also acknowledge this source.P.S. I'm walking on the 64-metre Parkes radio telescope (nicknamed the "Dish"), one of the telescopes comprising CSIRO’s Australia Telescope National Facility, just north of Parkes, a town in the Central West of NSW, as part of a three-day workshop in 2004 on effective teaching of astronomy. All of us were sitting on the Dish as it lifted us up, which is called a "hay ride" - made famous in the movie The Dish.
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