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Middle School Matters
Middle School Matters episodes
- MSM 602: Unboxing the Runcible SpoonShawn and Troy talk about Maine Events, finding joy, presentations, unboxing videos, and more. Dave takes Science Out the Door.1 hr 10 min
- MSM 601: Sad News, Hastings Has Posted An ObituaryShawn and Troy talk about State History Day, Parent Tech Night, and more. David is teaching through Virtual Reality.59 min
- MSM 600: It’s All About AIShawn and Troy talk about AI, ACTEM, collaboration, and more. Dave is cultivating collaboration.55 min
- MSM 599: Ipsedixitist, PeninkulmaTroy and Shawn discuss AI quite a bit. We also have some fun with words and kids. Dave swings in with playground physics.1 hr 6 min
- MSM 598: Grilled Cheese Sandwiches!Troy and Shawn talk about AI, Grilled Cheese Sandwiches, teaching strategies, and more.1 hr 8 min
- MSM 597: Goblin Tools, not just for the Cafeteria!Shawn and Troy talk about AI, tools, students, and more. Dave has Science, Science, Everywhere.1 hr 6 min
- MSM 596: Orange AgronomistShawn and Troy talk about starting of the school year. Dave plants the concept of an Agronomist.1 hr 12 min
- MSM 595: Kanso or NoKanso?Shawn and Troy discuss back to school, AI in schools, Moodle and more. Dave names the Dinos.1 hr 5 min
- MSM 594: Brim’Tud Will Be Easier Than Puggle!Shawn and Troy talk about preparing for the new year, living at the school, and more. Dave brings in biomimicry with all its advantages.1 hr 20 min
- MSM 593: The Exact Right Size to Not Be UsefulShawn and Troy are back after a break. Dave has a total MEGA movie that eclipses all others (and you can get involved).1 hr 22 min
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