3DL4US Podcast

Not even the cries of his neglected dog can stop Danny "The Stranger" Caballero from colorfully narrating the bumpy history of science education and his own path to pushing its boundaries today. Student engagement in science practices as "playing in a sandbox" is the metaphor du jour. And you don't even need to get sprayed down before you come back into the house!

Stuart describes physics as "juicy" and seems a little closed-minded about giraffes as modes of transportation. Stuart and Paul also bat around implications for easing in to 3DL transformation versus going whole-hog. 

Ryan Stowe agrees that he is a little like a box of raisins, then whips up some decadent brain food for people out there considering what it might look like to take the flying 3DL leap in their world. Wait, is it a flying leap or a baby step? There is a non-zero chance your answer lies in this episode. 

A visit from one of the 3DL masterminds, J. T. Laverty, is made more or less confusing when Becky Matz drops in to co-host or sidekick. It all depends on your perspective. 

Melanie Cooper is our inaugural guest! She spreads the joy of three-dimensional learning, connects some of its moving parts, and mesmerizes us with her John Lennon quotes. Paul proposes a role for the cast of Hamilton in explaining 3DL.