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Middle School Matters
Middle School Matters episodes
- MSM 705: Teaching AI LiteracyShawn and Troy talk about AI (again), pedagogy, Moodle, owning your own stuff, and more. Dave journeys to curiosity.58 min
- MSM 704: Click and Play PDShawn and Troy talk about AI policies, summer plans, and more. Dave explains why the experts don’t always agree.1 hr 5 min
- MSM 703: Improv, Sense of Play, FunShawn and Troy talk about AI, screen limits, end of year and more. Dave invites us outside to learn.1 hr
- MSM 702: Shawn Dublin Down on the Math JokesShawn and Troy have AI tips, uses, and more. Dave cheats his way to the AI information as well.1 hr 9 min
- MSM 701: Editing After WinningShawn and Troy are back! We chat about Washington D.C., MLTI, China, and more. Dave gets your attention.1 hr 6 min
- MSM 700: Wonkhe: The Intellectual JournalShawn and Troy are back to talk about seventh graders, writing, AI and more. Dave talks about Mercury Hazards.1 hr 8 min
- MSM 699: Not Just VisitingShawn and Troy talk about AI, AJ Juliani, Conferences, note-taking, getting “Clipped”, and more. Dave is out of this world this week.1 hr 1 min
- MSM 698: My Shirt Says, “Bob.”Shawn and Troy talk about AI, yes again, vacation, and more. Dave celebrates Citizen Science Month.1 hr 10 min
- MSM 697: AI - The Wonderful Golden RetrieverShawn and Troy continue the discussion about AI. This time we focus on curriculum. Plus, how technology understanding is lacking. Dave shares some EduGems.1 hr 3 min
- MSM 696: That Was An Inordinate Amount of TimeShawn and Troy discuss teachers, certifications, AI, and more. Dave shares advice for new Science teachers.1 hr 10 min
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