Hosted by Aaron Makelky · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 25 episodes
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We don’t learn history, we do history! Chronicles from Mr. Makelkys World History Classes. We go through history in reverse-chronological order, we learn by doing, and we are the only history class that MAKES HISTORY!
Aaron Makelky hosts That’s Not Crazy, That’s History!, a education show with 25 episodes published.
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This is a episode #3 in the AI Toolkit for Teachers series where we learn to use AI in our classrooms. To get my free resources for teachers wanting to learn how to use AI in your classroom here: 👉 https://www.aaronmake
Embracing Mistakes: The Power of Being Willing to Be Stupid This episode gets into Talent Tip #5: Be Willing to Be Stupid. The discussion highlights the importance of allowing oneself to make mistakes and embrace the lea
AI Policy for Schools: A Practical Guide for Teachers Creating Effective AI Policies in Schools: Part 2 of the AI Teacher Toolkit To get my free resources and the student AI survey mentioned, click here: 👉 https://www.a
Talent Tip #4: The Power of Keeping a Notebook - Importance of keeping a daily performance journal, used by top performers like Serena Williams and Kurt Schilling. - Notebooks: can be physical notebooks, shoeboxes with s
This is episode 1 in the AI Toolkit for Teachers series where we learn to use AI in our classrooms. To get my free resources and the student AI survey mentioned, click here: 👉 https://www.aaronmakelky.com/student-facing
Understanding Napoleon: Key Battles Explained In this episode of 'That's Not Crazy, That's History,' students from second block advanced world history class present detailed accounts of significant Napoleonic battles. Th
Child Labor During the English Industrial Revolution This episode is dedicated to Aravind Srinivas, CEO of Perplexity courtesy of my 2nd Block Advanced World History Class. Please add features like NotebookLM's audio gen
- Discussion on Supreme Court reform with internet personality E on 'That's Not Crazy, That's History.' - Topics include implementing Supreme Court term limits, equalizing justice numbers per presidency, and restructurin
Reimagining the Supreme Court: Ethics, Reforms, and Radical Proposals- This episode of That's Not Crazy, That's History features 'E' discussing Supreme Court reform in the U.S. Government. - Topics include implementing t
Building Hard Skills: Work Like a Careful Carpenter - Talent tip number eight: Work like a careful carpenter to build reliable hard skills. - Emphasizes being slow, careful, and attentive to errors. - Example: Suzuki mus
We used Google's NotebookLM to turn our study guide into a podcast episode. Would content like this be helpful in studying for a quiz in your classes? We discuss information about the causes and key aspects of World War
As a history teacher, I've embraced that my role isn't about guarding facts. Admitting when I'm wrong in front of the class is second nature to me. But this week, Snapchat AI outsmarted me—something I didn’t see coming!
Don't do drills. Instead, play small, addictive games. This tip is about the way you think about your practice. The term drill evokes a sense of drudgery and meaninglessness. It's mechanical, repetitive, and boring. As t
Talent Tip #13: Find the Sweet Spot Talent tip number 13. Find the sweet spot. There is a place right on the edge of your ability where you learn best and fastest. It's called the sweet spot. Here's how to find it. The c
We learn about the French Revolution, specifically the Reign of Terror. We discuss the Law of Suspects & The Decree Against Profiteering issued by the Committee on Public Safety in 1793. We compare monoplists from Revolu
five ways to pick a high quality teacher or coach. Avoid someone who reminds you of a courteous waiter. Seek someone who scares you a little Seek someone who gives short, clear directions. Seek someone who loves teaching
Talent Tip #11: Don't Fall for the Prodigy Myth The myth that talent is inherent and marked by early success is debunked. Notable examples of late bloomers include Michael Jordan, Charles Darwin, Walt Disney, Albert Eins
Talent Tip #10 from The Little Book of Talent by Daniel Coyle. Honor the Hard the Skills. Hard skills are the trunk, soft skills are the canopy. First build the trunk, then work on the branches!
How can I use AI as a student today? In this episode we use Google Gemini to write a well researched resume for Napoleon Bonaparte & cite digital sources in MLA formatting for us. All in under 4 minutes & without typing
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That’s Not Crazy, That’s History! is hosted by Aaron Makelky. The show is categorised under education (kids) and has published 25 episodes.
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