Welcome to 2024! Look at us, we made it. This week we talk outgroup dehumanization and how we put people in buckets of us and them. What is the consequence of our tribal nature has humans and the way that makes us willing to treat people that our not in our tribe in dehumanizing ways?

Adam Grant's Work Life podcast episode with Elliot Aronson

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In this special holiday edition, Scott and Ollie record their pointless banter before the show.

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This week we talk about the research that we do when we are not talking to each other on the podcast.

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In this episode, we discuss the role of computer simulations in science education.

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This week we talk about the importance of discomfort in learning. Inspired by reading:

Hidden Potential by Adam Grant

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In this episode, we discuss the NCTM standards and teaching practices and how they compare to the NGSS standards.

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This week we talk about The School of Thought, in particular the new Conspiracy Test that asks people to examine their own thinking. We make connections to how students learn and how to have civil conversations at the holidays.

School of Thought

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In this episode, we discuss different ethical scenarios that relate to the use of generative AI in academic situations.

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This week we talk about the complexity of "scaling up," or how we try and spread innovations in practice. We unpack the notion of fidelity and what it means when you want to avoid deficit positioning of learners and hierarchical notions of change.

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In this episode, we discuss logical fallacies and how they apply to science education reform efforts. Some resources from this episode include:

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