Teach Wonder

Teach Wonder

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Teach Wonder episodes

  • From Theory to Practice: Sara Fitzpatrick (STEM Education Scholar Series 3)

    In our series, "From Theory to Practice," we're thrilled to reconnect with some of our  CMU Alumni, who we got to know through out STEM Education Scholar Program. Today, we shine the spotlight on Sara Fitzpatrick, a former math teacher and current school counselor.

    Links:
    From Theory to Practice: Bailey Birman (STEM Education Scholars Series 1)
    From Theory to Practice: Ryan Stevens (STEM Education Scholar Series 2) 


    Intro Music: David Biedenbender 

    Music by Artem Hramushkin from Pixabay
    Music by Jeremiah Alves from Pixabay

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    17 min
  • From Theory to Practice: Ryan Stevens (STEM Education Scholar Series 2)

    In our series, "From Theory to Practice," we're thrilled to reconnect with some of our  CMU Alumni, who we got to know through out STEM Education Scholar Program. Today, we shine the spotlight on Ryan Stevens a middle school math and STEM teacher. 

    Join us as we delve into Ryan's journey from student to teacher, exploring the invaluable lessons learned and the profound impact of his CMU experience on his teaching philosophy and practices.

    Ryan's Links
    Mavin
    Edison Robots

    Our Links:
    Teacher Professional Development


    Intro Music:
    David Biedenbender
    Other Music:
    Music by 민관 박 from Pixabay
    Music by Oleksii Kaplunskyi from Pixabay

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    25 min
  • From Theory to Practice: Bailey Birman (STEM Education Scholars Series 1)

    We caught up with some of our CMU Alumni, the students who we got to know well as STEM Education Scholars. Bailey Birman is teaches math at an alternative high school in Michigan. She shares the ways in which she felt prepared to teach and what has been a learning curve. Her thoughts on keeping a healthy boundary between her classroom and her life as well why she is excited to stay in such a challenging profession are worth the listen. 

    Intro Music: David Biedenbender
    Other Music: Pixabay 

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    27 min
  • Assessment: Making Grades and Feedback Meaningful

    We wrap up our assessment series by talking with Nicole Hagle. Nicole shares her strategies for looking at proficiencies instead of points. We talk about what happens when students do not understand the grading system and what we can do to help. 
    Other Episodes on Assessment:
    Healthy Grading Practices: Perspectives from a Secondary Teacher
    Assessment in Elementary
    Assessing Multiple Grades and Skills

    Transcript


    Intro Music:
    David Biedenbender

    Other Music: 
    Pixabay 

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    19 min
  • Assessing Multiple Grades and Skills

    We're continuing our conversation on assessment with multi-age teacher, Tammy Clingenpeel. We talk about making "just in time" accommodations, how to differentiate assessment within a fixed curriciulum, and how Tammy's teaching has changed over time. This episode is a thoughtful reflection from a thoughtful teacher. We know you'll love it. 

    Intro Music: David Biedenbender
    Other Music: Pixabay 

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    21 min
  • Assessment in Elementary

    We're back and talking assessment with elementary teacher Bryant Greiner. We talk assessment strategies for math and reading and the skills we build in elementary. Bryant's warm and enthusiasm for learning about his students skills and personalities is a great reminder of how building relationships with students must be factored into every aspect of teaching and learning. Tune in to hear tips and ideas that would work for any grade level! 

    Intro Music: 
    David Biedenbender

    Other Music: 
    Pixabey 

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    30 min
  • You're Teaching Humans

    We hope you enjoy our interview with June Teisan. She's a long-time educator and a life-long learner. We discuss the 3Ps of project, place, and problem based learning.

    Links
    NCWIT
    InnovatED 313

    Music:
    Intro Music: David Biedenbender
    Other Music: Oleksandr Savochka,   Sergii Pavkin from Pixabay



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    38 min
  • When a Space Is Designed to Teach Differently

    We spoke with Lizzie Dilg, director of the Discovery Museum in Mt. Pleasant Michigan. We discussed how museums are designed to foster learning and how we can learn from the way informal educators approach children.

    Museum Links:
    Discovery Museum on Facebook
    Discovery Museum Website
    Discovery Museum on Instagram
    STEM Passport

    Music Intro: 
    David Biedenbender

    Other sounds: Pixabay 

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    30 min
  • Lessons from Summer

    Julie and Ashley are back for another season of Teach Wonder. Listen as we talk about what teaching lessons we've learned this summer and some fun takes on our adventures in reading.

    Links:
    Unearthing Joy
    The Wager
    Ascendant

    Intro Music: 
    David Biedenbender

    Other Music: 
    Pixabay 

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    31 min

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We know that powerful things are happening in education and that those powerful things often go unnoticed or are siloed (within a community). We’ve built a space to share those powerful things, where…