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Middle School Matters
Middle School Matters episodes
- MSM 685: Middle School is Tittle-ating!Shawn and Troy talk about AI in social studies, conference material, and more. Dave (well, not Dave, but Fred) sings science.1 hr 13 min
- MSM 684: That’s Carl, Who’s The Other Guy?Shawn and Troy talk about conference skills/tips, NCSS, and more. Dave persists.1 hr 4 min
- MSM 683: Going Bananas on AIShawn and Troy enjoyed vacation and chat about anagrams, AI and more. Dave creatively talks about creativity in Science.48 min
- MSM 682: To The Annoyance of Everybody Else . . .Shawn and Troy talk about AI, kids developing skills, annoying others, and more. Dave brings the Life to Science.1 hr 6 min
- MSM 681: Cyrano for ChristmasShawn and Troy talk about AI, executive functioning, and more. Dave goes for seven science tips to help students develop scientific literacy.1 hr 5 min
- MSM 680: Fight the Good Fight, But There Will Be LossesShawn and Troy talk about AI, Youth in Government, and more. Dave gets the gravity of the situation.58 min
- MSM 679: Finding the Right CudgelShawn and Troy discuss AI options, presentations and more. Dave doesn’t cross the stream, but enlightens us on the ecology.1 hr 11 min
- MSM 678: Socratic MentorshipShawn and Troy talk about AI, and more AI. Dave Engineers another great segment.1 hr 18 min
- MSM 677: You, Hallway, Now.Shawn and Troy talk about AI, and more AI. Dave Engineers another great segment.1 hr
- MSM 676: Forty Kids In The ClubShawn and Troy talk about Government, AI, and more. Dave has AI Assessment in Science.57 min
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