STEM ED Podcast

By STEM ED Magazine

Looking for ways to integrate and innovate STEM in your classroom? The STEM ED Podcast explores the big questions around getting started with STEM education with guests worldwide sharing their tips, t... more

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How many episodes does STEM ED Podcast have?

The podcast currently has 21 episodes available.

STEM ED Podcast episodes:

October 10, 2021 The SPARKLE of STEM with Rachael Lehr
In this episode of the STEM ED Podcast, I chat with Associate Principal Rachael Lehr. Rachael was previously a specialist Science and Digital Technologies Teacher, the Founder and current host of #PrimarySTEMChat on Twitter, and an executive member of ACEL WA. Rachael and I chat about the benefits and challenges of specialist teacher roles, and STEM as a pedagogy. Rachael explains her thinking as an analogy of SPARKLE, which really does put the dazzle in STEM!
Rachael and I discuss #PrimarySTEMChat, and you can find the Wakelet with previous chats here.
To connect with Rachael and #PrimarySTEMChat, you can find her:
On Twitter: @rachaellehr @PrimarySTEMchat

For more information about us at STEM ED Magazine, you can find us:
On our STEM ED Magazine website
On Twitter: @stemedmagazine
On Instagram: @stemedmagazine
On Facebook: @stemedmagazine
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40min
October 03, 2021 Changing Professional Learning with Craig Kemp
In this episode of the STEM ED Podcast, I chat with educational consultant and speaker, Craig Kemp. Craig speaks about his love for digital technologies and innovation in the classroom, as well as the need for a change in Professional Learning for Educators. As a consultant and speaker worldwide, Craig has had a wealth of experience in presenting Professional Learning for teachers, and has come up with a new way to support educators in their classroom teaching through his newest platform, EduSpark World.
Craig will be sharing more about his understanding of Professional Learning and the EduSpark World story in Issue 5 of the STEM ED Magazine, due for release on 23rd October. Make sure to subscribe to get your copy of the magazine.
To connect with Craig and EduSpark World, you can find them on:
Their website: EduSpark.World
On Twitter: @mrkempnz @EduSparkWorld
On Instagram: @mrkempnz @eduspark.world
On Facebook: @Ignite EdTech Consulting @EduSpark.World

For more information about us at STEM ED Magazine, you can find us:
On our STEM ED Magazine website
On Twitter: @stemedmagazine
On Instagram: @stemedmagazine
On Facebook: @stemedmagazine
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26min
September 26, 2021 Deadly Science with Corey Tutt
In this episode of the STEM ED Podcast, I chat with Corey Tutt, the Founder of Deadly Science. Corey is an author, keynote speaker and Indigenous mentor for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students across Australia. In this podcast, we chat about his life growing up and what lead him to starting Deadly Science, as well as the incredible impact Deadly Science has had on students across Australia.
He has released a new Science Book for students, titled The First Scientists: Deadly Inventions and Innovations from Australia's First Peoples, which can be purchased here.
To donate to Deadly Science's mission, you can find out more here.
Corey will also be featuring in Issue 5 of STEM ED Magazine, which will be released on October 23rd. Check out our website here for the release.
To connect with Corey and Deadly Science, you can find them on:
Their website: Deadly Science
On Twitter: @DeadlyScience
On Instagram: @deadlyscience_org
On Facebook: Deadly Science LTD

For more information about us at STEM ED Magazine, you can find us:
On our STEM ED Magazine website
On Twitter: @stemedmagazine
On Instagram: @stemedmagazine
On Facebook: @stemedmagazine
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33min
September 19, 2021 An Inquiry Pedagogy with Kath Murdoch
In this episode of the STEM ED Podcast, we carry on the conversation about Inquiry Learning from Episode 6 with Trevor Mackenzie. My guest this week is the inspirational and passionate Kath Murdoch, who chats about the connection between inquiry learning and STEM, some of the criticisms inquiry learning has faced, and how educators can get support for their inquiry practice. This conversation was such a perfect follow on from her interview in Issue 4 of the STEM ED magazine.
You can find her new Picture Book, The Wonder of Winsome, in her shop here.
For her Art of Inquiry Cards, you can find them here.
To connect with Kath, you can find her on:
Her website: Kath Murdoch: Educational Consultant
On Twitter: @kjinquiry
On Instagram: @kjinquiry
On Facebook: @Kath Murdoch Consulting

For more information about us at STEM ED Magazine, you can find us:
On our website
On Twitter: @stemedmagazine
On Instagram: @stemedmagazine
On Facebook: @stemedmagazine
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44min
September 05, 2021 Unpacking Inquiry Learning with Trevor MacKenzie
In this episode of the STEM ED Podcast, I chat with Trevor MacKenzie - International Keynote Speaker, Best-selling Author and Inquiry Educator from Canada. Trevor and I chat about all things to do with inquiry learning, including the links to STEM education, how to set up a culture of inquiry in your classroom, how to engage students of all ages in inquiry learning, and more. This is such a perfect follow on from his contribution to Issue 4 of the magazine.
To find Trevor's Sketchnotes as mentioned in this episode, visit his website here.
To connect with Trevor, you can find him:
On his website
On Twitter: @trev_mackenzie
On Instagram: @tntmackenzie
On Facebook: @Trevor MacKenzie Inquiry Mindset

For more information about us at STEM ED Magazine, you can find us:
On our websiteOn Twitter: @stemedmagazineOn Instagram: @stemedmagazineOn Facebook: @stemedmagazine
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46min
August 29, 2021 Concept Mapping and Assessment with Melanie Hughes
In this episode of the STEM ED Podcast, I chat with Melanie Hughes, an experienced Digital Technologies educator who has held high-end roles in a range of Educational organisations. We chat about some BIG questions around STEM Education - How do we assess? How can we plan for STEM and Digital Technologies (and what is concept mapping?) How can we support our colleagues who are apprehensive about STEM or Digital Technologies?
Melanie shares a range of amazing resources and websites that can support educators in their implementation of digital technologies. They can be found below:
Digital Technologies Hub
Australian Curriculum - STEM Resources
Grok Academy
CSER
To connect with Melanie you can find her:
On Twitter: @melanieh

For more information about us at STEM ED Magazine, you can find us:
On our websiteOn Twitter: @stemedmagazineOn Instagram: @stemedmagazineOn Facebook: @stemedmagazine
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27min
August 22, 2021 Design and Digital Technologies in the Curriculum with Monique Dalli
In this episode of the STEM ED Podcast, I chat with Monique Dalli, a Secondary Design and Technologies Teacher, Director of Professional Learning, and President of DATTA Australia. We chat about some of the questions around curriculum, and dive into the design technologies and digital technologies curriculum areas. Monique also shares about the role of Teacher Associations in our professional development.
Join us for the #stemedplasticbottlechallenge - share this challenge with your students (either during remote learning or normal classroom learning) and share with us on social media their creations using the #stemedplasticbottlechallenge hashtag! Monique has curated some ideas on Pinterest here for inspiration!
To connect with Monique and DATT Australia, you can find her:
On Twitter: @1moniqued
View the DATTA Website

For more information about us at STEM ED Magazine, you can find us:
On our websiteOn Twitter: @stemedmagazineOn Instagram: @stemedmagazineOn Facebook: @stemedmagazine
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33min
August 15, 2021 Play-Based Learning and Student Voice with Dr Stephanie Smith
In this episode of the STEM ED Podcast, I chat with Dr Stephanie Smith, the Learning Manager at Museum of Australian Democracy.
In this episode, Stephanie explores what student voice looks like in the classroom (for all ages), and elaborates on how we can utilise play to extend students' learning in STEM.
To connect with Steph and MoAD, you can find her:
On Twitter: @SmilesStephi @moadlearning
On Instagram: @stephi_smith_inquirer_
On Facebook: @museumofaustraliandemocracy

For more information about us at STEM ED Magazine, you can find us:
On our websiteOn Twitter: @stemedmagazineOn Instagram: @stemedmagazineOn Facebook: @stemedmagazine
About our Sponsor:
Our Sponsor for this episode of the Podcast is National Education Summit's Conference, Innovation in the STEM Classroom. This Conference (MC'ed by STEM ED Podcast Host, Fi Morrison), is being held in Melbourne. It will allow for educators to learn the latest innovations in STEM and how to implement these into their classroom practice. For more information, visit their website at nationaleducationsummit.com.au
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45min
August 08, 2021 Inquiry and STEM with Beck Keough
In this episode of the STEM ED Podcast, I chat with Rebecca Keough: an incredible Primary School teacher and Founder of Edulatte.
During this episode, Beck chats about Inquiry learning and its links to STEM Education, and particularly the use of provocations to engage the curiosities and wonderings of students in the classroom. Beck shares practical examples in the classroom that can be taken away and used immediately in your own context.
To connect with Beck and find out more about her model for Professional Development at Edulatte, you can find her:
On Twitter: @BeckKeough1 @Edulatte1
On Facebook: @Edulatte
On Instagram: @Edulatte1
To find the work of Trevor MacKenzie and Kath Murdoch, mention in this episode, you can find them at:* Trevor MacKenzie
* Kath Murdoch
For more information about us at STEM ED Magazine, you can find us:
On our websiteOn Twitter: @stemedmagazineOn Instagram: @stemedmagazineOn Facebook: @stemedmagazine
About our Sponsor:
Our Sponsor for this episode of the Podcast is National Education Summit's Conference, Innovation in the STEM Classroom. This Conference (MC'ed by STEM ED Podcast Host, Fi Morrison), is being held in Melbourne. It will allow for educators to learn the latest innovations in STEM and how to implement these into their classroom practice. For more information, visit their website at nationaleducationsummit.com.au
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33min
August 01, 2021 Everyday STEM with Chris Woods
In this very first episode of the STEM ED Podcast, we chat with Chris Woods: a high school maths teacher, Author of Daily STEM, and host of the STEM Everyday Podcast.
In this episode, Chris chats about making STEM relevant and meaningful for students by looking for STEM in the everyday, as well as ways to integrate STEM meaningfully into the classroom. Chris also shares some challenges and triumphs of STEM in his classroom, in the hopes of encouraging other educators to, as our mutual friend Liz Gallo would say, "Copy. Change. Create".

You can find more of Chris' inspirational work around STEM Education below:
On his WebsiteHis book Daily STEMHis Podcast, STEM EverydayOn Twitter: @dailystemOn Instagram: @dailystemOn Facebook: @dailystem
Liz Gallo's Work at WhyMaker can be found here.
For more information about us at STEM ED Magazine, you can find us:
On our websiteOn Twitter: @stemedmagazineOn Instagram: @stemedmagazineOn Facebook: @stemedmagazine
About our Sponsor:
Our Sponsor for this episode of the Podcast is National Education Summit's Conference, Innovation in the STEM Classroom. This Conference (MC'ed by STEM ED Podcast Host, Fi Morrison), is being held in Melbourne. It will allow for educators to learn the latest innovations in STEM and how to implement these into their classroom practice. For more information, visit their website at nationaleducationsummit.com.au
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26min

FAQs about STEM ED Podcast:

How many episodes does STEM ED Podcast have?

The podcast currently has 21 episodes available.