Lab Out Loud

Lab Out Loud

By Dale Basler and Brian BartelScienceEducation
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Lab Out Loud episodes

  • Episode 66 - But Are They Really Learning?

    This week we discuss teaching techniques with Frank Noschese.  Frank is a high school physics teacher at John Jay High School in Cross River, N.Y. and an active blogger.  We talk with Frank about blogging, active student engagement, flipped classrooms, psuedoteaching, and the Khan Academy.  Join the conversation and leave your comments.

    Show notes at: http://laboutloud.com

    37 min
  • Episode 66 - But Are They Really Learning?

    This week we discuss teaching techniques with Frank Noschese.  Frank is a high school physics teacher at John Jay High School in Cross River, N.Y. and an active blogger.  We talk with Frank about blogging, active student engagement, flipped classrooms, psuedoteaching, and the Khan Academy.  Join the conversation and leave your comments.

    Show notes at: http://laboutloud.com

    37 min
  • Episode 65 - Framing a New Vision for Science Education

    Join us to kick off our 2011-2012 season by talking science standards with Jonathan Osborne from Stanford University.  As a committee member who helped draft the Conceptual Framework for New Science Education Standards released this summer, Osborne talks to us about science practices, crosscutting concepts and core ideas found within the framework.

    Show notes at: http://laboutloud.com/?p=1790

    35 min
  • Episode 65 - Framing a New Vision for Science Education

    Join us to kick off our 2011-2012 season by talking science standards with Jonathan Osborne from Stanford University.  As a committee member who helped draft the Conceptual Framework for New Science Education Standards released this summer, Osborne talks to us about science practices, crosscutting concepts and core ideas found within the framework.

    Show notes at: http://laboutloud.com/?p=1790

    35 min
  • Episode 64 - A Visit with Science Olympiad

    In our final show of the season, we talk with Dr. Gerard J. Putz (President of Science Olympiad) and Jennifer Kopach (Marketing Director) about the Science Olympiad National Tournament to be hosted on May 20-21 by the University of Wisconsin at Madison.   Interested in starting a Science Olympiad team in your school?  Get suggestions from the pros.

    Show notes at: http://laboutloud.com/?p=1703

    28 min
  • Episode 64 - A Visit with Science Olympiad

    In our final show of the season, we talk with Dr. Gerard J. Putz (President of Science Olympiad) and Jennifer Kopach (Marketing Director) about the Science Olympiad National Tournament to be hosted on May 20-21 by the University of Wisconsin at Madison.   Interested in starting a Science Olympiad team in your school?  Get suggestions from the pros.

    Show notes at: http://laboutloud.com/?p=1703

    28 min
  • Episode 63 – ThinkGeek and Re-purposing Electronics

    This week we talk with Shane Peterman, PR Manager at ThinkGeek.com.  In March, ThinkGeek introduced “Take These Broken Things“, a program where they were thinking* about sending boxes of broken stuff to deserving groups (like a school technology lab or a FIRST Robotics team).  We talk with Shane about the program, re-purposing electronics, and about the products available at ThinkGeek.com.

    Show notes at: http://laboutloud.com/?p=1669

    25 min
  • Episode 63 – ThinkGeek and Re-purposing Electronics

    This week we talk with Shane Peterman, PR Manager at ThinkGeek.com.  In March, ThinkGeek introduced “Take These Broken Things“, a program where they were thinking* about sending boxes of broken stuff to deserving groups (like a school technology lab or a FIRST Robotics team).  We talk with Shane about the program, re-purposing electronics, and about the products available at ThinkGeek.com.

    Show notes at: http://laboutloud.com/?p=1669


    25 min

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Lab Out Loud is a show about science teaching in the classroom and beyond. Lab Out Loud seeks to explore science education through discussions with educators, researchers, leading scientists, science…