SHAPE Shorts Podcast

Episode 3 - Stew Barr continues demonstrating the i6 strategies.

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Episode 2 - Stew Barr continues demonstrating the i6 strategies.

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James Willis, Brenda Howard and Angelia Ridgway are an eclectic, interdisciplinary research group from University of Indianapolis (UIndy) in Indianapolis, IN. Serving as Faculty Development Fellows and Learning Management System (LMS) faculty development liaisons, the trio was intrigued to begin researching shifts in pedagogical practices during "quaran-teaching" and beyond!

On this episode, we will hear about their collaborative research project that focuses on how teaching has changed since March 2020, the start of the global pandemic in the United States.

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Welcome to the premier episode for Season 2 of the SHAPE Shorts podcast. In season 1 we talked a lot about the i6 or inspirational 6. In this episode, Stew Barr is going to illustrate how to do i6 in the classroom. He's going to demonstrate this by doing some of the lectures he used to give on the Iliad when teaching humanities.

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As educators, we have often heard the topic "How well are we preparing students for the future?". But recently a thought came to me, "How well are we preparing students for TODAY?". Many times, talking about what we're going to do tomorrow and how we're going to prepare for tomorrow, ignores today. 

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Today on Shape Shorts podcast Tony and Stew have just visited Lowell Observatory in Flagstaff Arizona. In this episode they share about their experience touring the museum. Question why some people are recognized and others are not when it comes to making new discoveries. And use the topic of geology to explore the philosophy behind science that drives us to continue searching for the answers to the universe.

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Today on Shape Shorts podcast Tony and Stew have just visited Lowell Observatory in Flagstaff Arizona. In this episode they share about their experience touring the museum. Question why some people are recognized and others are not when it comes to making new discoveries. And use the topic of geology to explore the philosophy behind science that drives us to continue searching for the answers to the universe.

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Today on Shape Shorts podcast Tony and stew are on their way to Flagstaff Arizona and would like to share with you their Philosophical road trip discussions. They start with discussing ideas about truth, science, and controversy particularly in the educational environment. Then move on to ask, how do we know what we know? And finish off on the topic of probability.

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Welcome back to another episode! We have Jaime Donally on the show today. Jaime is a passionate technology enthusiast. She began her career as a math teacher and she later moved into instructional technology. Her desire to build relationships has brought about opportunities to collaborate with students and educators around the world. She provides staff development and training on immersive technology as an Edtech consultant and she's here with us today on the Shape Shorts Podcast to talk about virtual, augmented, and mixed reality.

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In physics, it is common knowledge that space, time, and matter are 3 relatively difficult to define terms. They are the foundation for almost all of physics however, we struggle to put an absolute definition on them which often causes physicists to challenge those norms. In today's episode, we will explore the perceived parallels between music and these foundational aspects of physics using Bach's C Major Prelude. We hope that this unique look at the parallels between these two subjects will help you challenge the "normal" view of apparently opposing subjects.

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