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Hosted by Sam Pinter and Dan · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 34 episodes
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Conversations with teachers, researchers, and other folks who are helping make science education better for students, hosted by Sam Pinter and Dan Voss.Follow along and send us the questions YOU have about science education! @SciEdPod on Instagram and Twitterunpackeverythingpod@gmail.com
Sam Pinter and Dan hosts Unpack Everything: Science Education Reform in the Real World, a education show with 34 episodes published.
To wrap up 2024, Sam and Dan share a bit about what's been going on lately personally and professionally. We'll be back to sharing our regular conversations with science education folks in the new year! In case you'd lik
This week, Dan and Sam unpack the Franklin Standards. These standards have been developed by the National Association of Scholars and Freedom in Education as an alternative to the NGSS. Unfortunately, they are on the roa
This week, Dan and Sam are joined by elementary school teacher, Myra Lam, to talk about teaching science with attention to language needs. She discusses the strategies she uses in her classroom that have supported her mu
This week, Dan and Sam are joined by Dr. Enrique (Henry) Suarez to talk about language and the role it plays in science sensemaking. He discusses translanguaging and how it describes the process multilingual students und
This week, Dan and Sam are joined by Nina Hike, a Chicago Public Schools teacher who teaches with social justice science issues like we heard about in Transformative Science Teaching. She gives a lot of context and depth
Sam and Dan are back with Season 3! This week, we are joined by the author of Transformative Science Teaching: A Catalyst for Justice and Sustainability, Dr. Daniel Morales-Doyle!! After our summer book club, we were so
Season 3 of Unpack Everything: Science Education Reform in the Real World is coming soon! Join us this season as we unpack what it means for a classroom to be student-centered and student-driven. Follow along and send us
Our summer book club book is Transformative Science Teaching: A Catalyst for Justice and Sustainability by Daniel Morales-Doyle!! Dr. Morales-Doyle and Harvard Education Press have kindly provided us with a discount code
Our summer book club book is Transformative Science Teaching: A Catalyst for Justice and Sustainability by Daniel Morales-Doyle!! Dr. Morales-Doyle and Harvard Education Press have kindly provided us with a discount code
Our summer book club book is Transformative Science Teaching: A Catalyst for Justice and Sustainability by Daniel Morales-Doyle!! Dr. Morales-Doyle and Harvard Education Press have kindly provided us with a discount code
This week, Dan and Sam are joined by Will Baur to talk about scaling up science education reform at the ground level. Will shares what it's like working on various curriculum and professional development projects as a te
This week, Dan and Sam are joined by Dr. Tiffany Neill to talk about scaling up science education reform at the state level. Tiffany gives us a glimpse into the work she did at the Oklahoma State Department of Education
Surprise! We ended up talking quite a bit about AI with John Bartucz at the end of last week's interview. If you're interested in how AI can be used productively in education, you can listen to the rest of our conversati
This week, Dan and Sam are joined by John Bartucz to talk about building equitable computer science learning environments. We discuss what the "ideal equitable classroom" might look like, and John shares the 3-step routi
This week, Dan and Sam are joined by Dr. Stefanie Marshall to talk about what equity could look like in the STEM education system. We consider the American education system across multiple levels -- federal, state, organ
We are planning a summer book club!! What book should we read together and talk about on the podcast? Vote here! Teaching Climate Change: Fostering Understanding, Resilience, and a Commitment to Justice by Mark Windschit
This week, Dan and Sam are joined by fourth grade teacher, Patrick Conley. Patrick shares some of his experiences teaching science at the elementary school level and provides a look at the PeBLES2 project, Place-Based Le
This week, Dan and Sam are joined by Dr. Kate Cook Whitt to talk about 3D science learning for elementary students. Kate gives us an overview of the PeBLES2 project, Place-Based Learning for Elementary Science at Scale.
This week, Dan and Sam are joined by Colleen LaMotte to talk about using 3D assessments in the classroom. Colleen shares how her thinking about assessment has shifted over the years -- from assessment OF learning to asse
This week, Dan and Sam are joined by Dr. Bill Penuel to talk about three-dimensional assessment. Bill shares how the Framework and NGSS prime us to do assessment differently than we have done in the past. He also walks u
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