Episode 89: Using Science to Explain the World with guest Rebekah Cheney
This week a conversation with Rebekah Cheney a secondary science teacher who using the real world as her platform to teaching science. Links: https://www.zooniverse.org/
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Episode 169: The Digital Classroom Jeff Utecht
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Episode 168: Making Learning Transparent Jeff Utecht
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Episode 167: Momentum From Mistakes Jeff Utecht
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Episode 166: Fishing for Questions Jeff Utecht
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Episode 165: Your classroom mission statement Jeff Utecht
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Episode 164: The unspoken rules of SEL Jeff Utecht
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Episode 163: Making small shifts matters in big ways for SEL Jeff Utecht
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Episode 162: Shifting into Summer Jeff Utecht
Science
Episode 86: I’m Not Standard
A great conversation with Allison a High School Science teacher who talks about her classroom, what’s important to her as a teacher and some fun projects she did with her students this year. Also I personally had two projects released this last week. A peer-reviewed article I wrote was published […]
Episode 83: The Science Learning Tracker
What a fantastic show talking science with Bobby and Julie from the Enumclaw School District. Two Middle School teachers who are using something called a “Learning Tracker” that they have created for their students to self-assess throughout the year. Julie was kind enough to share some templates and examples with […]
Episode 67: A Highly Structured, Loosely Organized Science Lesson
This week I walk through a science lesson I did to start a unit on states of matter with 7th graders at a school I was working at a few years ago in Germany. Structure: The outline goes something like this. 10 minutes to research a topic, where you get […]
