In this episode, I discuss Robert Cialdini's 6 factors affecting compliance, the foot-in-the-door and door-in-the-face techniques, and how they relate to advertising.

In this episode, I discuss misconceptions and questions around deoxyribonucleic acid, or DNA, and how it relates to inheritance and genetics.

In this episode, I discuss the meaning of biological taxonomy and how it differs from phylogeny. https://helpimteaching.wordpress.com/2024/12/17/episode-9-taxonomy/

In this episode, I discuss how drugs are designed by pharmacologists and processed by the body.

In this episode, I discuss the soil texture pyramid and how the organisms in soil contribute to plant growth, as well as explain regenerative agriculture practices.

In this episode, I explain the studies of famous social psychologists like Solomon Asch and Henri Tajfel, and discuss how groupthink and social norms can affect classroom management.

Transcript and sources:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/11ZQ_CBbhSla3H-wW0LWkEug_2Wtmpizrn-i6Q8yPKxE/edit

In this episode, I talk about the process by which barren expanses of rock become thriving ecosystems over time. I discuss equilibrium, pioneer species, and climax communities.

Sources and transcript: https://wordpress.com/post/helpimteaching.wordpress.com/127

In this episode, I talk about different forms of pollination and how they affect the way plants and flowers look. I discuss plant fertilization, zoophily, cross pollination and self pollination, and the origin of angiosperms.

Sources and transcript: https://wordpress.com/post/helpimteaching.wordpress.com/101

In this episode cover the pH scale. I discuss hydroxide and hydronium, soil and body pH.

Show notes and sources: https://wordpress.com/post/helpimteaching.wordpress.com/70

In this episode, I put a spotlight on unique characteristics of cells like ATP, mitochondria, anaerobic and aerobic respiration, and the nucleus.

Sources and transcript: https://wordpress.com/post/helpimteaching.wordpress.com/38