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Side of Science
By EdroloEducation
Side of Science episodes
- Making formative assessment routine, avoiding rookie mistakes and don't say POEBez and Chloe pull apart the when and why of formative and summative assessment, and offer practical ways to make formative assessment part of your teaching routine. They share their own experience of trying out different formative assessment strategies, tips to avoid rookie mistakes, and most importantly, how to make sense of and use the data you get back. There’s examples of when it works, and how to pivot when it does not work, like the entry tickets piling up on Chloe’s desk. Theme Music composed by Martin Landström / Healthy ThroatSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.25 min
- Perfecting lesson timing and classroom planningBez and Chloe share stories, tips, and ideas for managing lesson timings and structures effectively. They discuss experiences of lessons ending early, the importance of planning activities managing transitions, and the GANAG lesson structure model. They stress the importance of being flexible with lesson timings and focusing more on hands-on application rather than talking too much!
Theme Music composed by Martin Landström / Healthy ThroatSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.23 min - Forgetting students’ names, setting expectations and dressing to impressChloe and Bez delve into the art of remembering students’ names, managing students arriving late to class, setting clear expectations for behaviour, and navigating the age-old question of what to wear to class. Theme Music composed by Martin Landström / Healthy ThroatSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.29 min
About Side of Science
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Every story has a side of science. Join Stacey and Clinton as they dive headfirst into the fascinating science behind a new story each week. Whether it’s the secrets of Netflix’s algorithm, the…
mysteries of spontaneous human combustion, or the possibility of life on Mars, we uncover the weird, wonderful, and sometimes downright bizarre explanations hiding in plain sight.
Our goal is to make science relatable, engaging, and just a little bit addictive. We’re here to connect the dots between the everyday and the extraordinary, proving that there’s always a “side of science” to every story. So grab your curiosity (and maybe a snack), and let’s explore the science behind it all—one rabbit hole at a time. Theme music composed by Denis / Weird Man. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Our goal is to make science relatable, engaging, and just a little bit addictive. We’re here to connect the dots between the everyday and the extraordinary, proving that there’s always a “side of science” to every story. So grab your curiosity (and maybe a snack), and let’s explore the science behind it all—one rabbit hole at a time. Theme music composed by Denis / Weird Man. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.