Hosted by Chris Stoker · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 32 episodes
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Bite-sized PD from classroom teachers. We interview awesome science teachers and try to capture some of their best lessons and strategies in addition to insights they've learned along the way. We hope to share some of their passion and expertise in a way that motivates, encourages and inspires you to try new things and get better at the art of teaching science.
Chris Stoker hosts Inspiring Science Teachers, a education show with 32 episodes published.
For this episode Becky and Chris interview Branzell Porchia, STEM Program Manager, and Amanda Paterson, Computer Science Program Manager with WDC + STEM. They have a great passion for connecting teachers and kids with st
In this episode Chris shares 4 things he would do if he were jumping back into a classroom to start February. These are ideas that would hopefully help when your class (or you) are starting to drag before spring break. T
In this episode, Chris interviews 5 students about the Idaho EcosySTEM Student Ambassador program. Through this program, students in 6-12th grade engage in hands-on projects, participate in industry tours, and build coll
In this episode, Becky and Chris interviewed Carrie and Camp, two educators from the New England Innovation Academy (NEIA) near Boston. They are doing some great things with students, and we are excited to share the conv
Billy Almon was a keynote speaker at the 2025 Idaho STEM Conference in Meridian Idaho on July 30-August 1st, 2025. Billy's bio: Over the last 10 years Billy has been traveling the globe exploring how biological strategie
Hi and welcome to the Inspiring Science Teachers' Podcast. My name is Chris Stoker and on this show, we love to interview teachers and pick their brains for some of the great lessons and ideas they've developed for teach
I was recently looking over some curriculum we had written for a middle school science about waves, and I wondered why this standard was so different from how we have traditional taught the subject. It seemed to focus on
For this episode, Becky and I interviewed Jaime Clark, an 8th grade earth science teacher in American Falls. Jaime shared an engaging activity with rocks and minerals, what intrigues her about metamorphic rock, and a gre
For this episode, Becky and I interviewed ReBekha Lulu a former elementary teacher and now the STEM Hub Coordinator for Southwest Idaho. ReBekha shared a great lesson involving 3D printing, a new Student Leadership progr
For this episode, Becky and I interviewed Gina Kwid, a 2nd grade teacher and a STEM enthusiast! Gina shared a great milkweed experiment she did with her kids, talked about the importance of networking, and summarized tha
This episode marks the podcast's two years anniversary and I'm very happy with how things have gone. My goal was, and still is, to simply share the good stuff from those who are in the trenches, you all who are continual
For this episode, Becky and I interviewed Tanya Elmer, a high school chemistry teacher and the president of the Idaho Science Teaching Association. She shared about her "Famous Chocolate Lab" which is an engaging activit
For this episode, Becky and I interviewed Andrea Baerwald, the Science Coordinator for the Idaho Department of Education. We had some great conversations about professional development, getting involved with state-led co
For the kickoff to season 3, I interviewed 4 teachers (Jacob, Allyson, Jeff, and Britton) at the annual STEM conference held this year in Coeur d'Alene Idaho. We chatted about what they felt inspired to do from the confe
For this episode, Becky and I interviewed Daisey Horner, a high school science teacher from Idaho Fine Arts Academy in Meridian. One of the things that she shared was of her challenges in seeing students struggle with co
For this episode, Becky and I interviewed Karen Miller, an 8th grade physical science teacher at Eagle Middle School in the Boise area. Karen is retiring after this year and since she's from our home district we have wor
For this episode, I interviewed Natalie Moerer, a 1st grade teacher at Hansen Elementary in southern Idaho. Natalie has lived and taught abroad and so has a unique perspective on the importance of supporting multilingual
For this episode, Becky and I interviewed Tama Naden, a kindergarten teacher at Orofino Elementary School in North Central Idaho. Tama is a 30 yr veteran and she some shared some really great thoughts with us. Here were
For this episode, I interviewed Liesel Christensen, a teacher at Pocatello High School. Liesel shared how she is focusing on shifting her labs from a traditional format to more of a true investigation where they get to u
For this episode, Becky and I interviewed Emily Sahra, a teacher at Post Falls high school in Northern Idaho. Emily shared the power of using phenomena in your classroom and then illustrated it by sharing one of her less
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