Hosted by Bryan Dewsbury · EN · 31 episodes
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The RIOS (for a Racially-just Inclusive Open STEM Education) Institute presents an interview podcast where Dr. Bryan Dewsbury of the Science Education And Society (SEAS) lab converses with individuals who do social justice work in science education and education in general. We hope people enjoy the conversation itself, and consider new ways in which education can be transformative whatever your situation may be.
Bryan Dewsbury hosts Knowledge Unbound, a science show with 31 episodes published.
In this week’s episode, Jaclyn Reeves-Pepin discusses the many misconceptions the public has towards teachers and how NABT focuses on leaving a mark in the teaching experience for both mentor and students by helping teac
In this week’s episode, Christian Fauria and Constanza Bartholomae discuss how to make a learning environment for students based on providing the support and enthusiasm they need to move forward in their careers and in t
In this week’s episode, Aubrey Sirman and our guest undergraduate student, Angie Catalina Aguilar, discuss the struggles students face in academia regarding tuition, future planning, and how proper teaching plays a key r
In this week’s episode, Kelly Mack discusses her grad experience and the sacrifices she had to give in order to accomplish her career path, as the vision of success institutions have created a variety of challenges towar
In this week’s episode, Joianne Smith talks about the importance of building connections and an environment for students to feel recognized during their time at academia. She also highlights the crucial role of the facul
In this week’s episode, Thomas Tobin talks about the importance in distributing a proper learning space for students to learn to manage their learning process while building an environment that isn’t built on barriers.
In this week’s episode, Dr. Lawrence Blumer, a professor from Morehouse College, and undergraduate mentor to host Bryan Dewsbury, discusses his 35 years at Morehouse teaching, mentoring and living out a lifetime of acade
In this week's episode, I reflect on themes of teaching, learning, and life choices with my former student Aria Mia Loberti. We discuss going from triple majoring to being cast as the lead in the Netflix short series 'Al
In this week’s episode, Juan Ramirez Lugo joined us from Universidad de Puerto Rico, Rio Piedras. Ramirez discusses his personal experiences and cultural challenges he encountered while conducting research during grad sc
To kick off this new season of Knowledge Unbound, Bryan Dewsbury invites Dr. Asia Eaton to the studio for an insightful discussion on the evolution of society, gender norms, and interpersonal relationships in the modern
This week we talk to Greg Spottedbird and Mariko Rooks about the Youth Ambassador program, formed for the descendants of the Sand Creek Massacre and Japanese internment camp to be in community with each other. I am joine
This week we are joined by members of Nuevas Voces, here to talk about an incredible partnership between them and mathematics researchers to develop a real time climate change resource tool for the Woonasquatucket commun
In this episode, Dr. Cavanagh reminds us that teaching the whole student includes deep considerations of their emotional and mental health. Using her own research and deploying her delightful narrative style, she helps u
In this episode Clayton State University professor Dr. Leon Professor Prieto joins us to discuss how his journey from Trinidad to his education in Business at the undergraduate, Masters and PhD level informed his work an
This week, Dr. Cully joins us to discuss her anthropological research, its connection to the broader discussion on social constructs of gender, and her own journey to exploring issues in accessibility.
We are joined this week by Dr. Maha Bali of American University, Cairo. We talk teaching, AI, diversity, open, and other possibilities for transformative education in the Egyptian and international context. Thanks to Mah
In today's episode Dr. Riddell shares her journey in higher education particularly as it led towards the writing of one her books 'Hope Circuits' and the concept of Hope University. We will explore a more expansive view
This week, longtime educator Kimberly Minors joins me to talk teaching, education and general social change in the Conmonwealth of the Bahamas. Kimberly discusses her experience as a classroom teacher and as a consultant
This week I was joined by Dr. David Asai. David shared with me his journey, his father's journey, and how lessons from both tell us a lot about race, ethnicity and belonging in America. We discuss this rich personal hist
In this, the first episode of Season 2, I talk with Heather Beem, founder of the Practical Education Network, about serving others, your why, and her own journey to designing an organization that makes cool science avail
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Knowledge Unbound is hosted by Bryan Dewsbury. The show is categorised under science (social) and has published 31 episodes.
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