You are listening to episode 30 of Ready, Set, Science! On today’s episode we will discuss my recent trip to PETE & C. I am going to review what I heard, learned and my reactions, good and bad. So are you ready? Get set. Let’s teach science!

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You are listening to episode 32 of the ready, set, science podcast. On today’s show, we are talking all about the 5E model and how to use it in your science classroom. The 5E method of learning is a pedagogical framework commonly used in science education to engage students in the learning process through a series of phases that encourage active participation and critical thinking. The 5E model stands for Engage, Explore, Explain, Elaborate, and Evaluate. Each of these phases represents a key step in the learning process and is designed to help students build a deep understanding of scientific concepts.

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Welcome back to ready, set, science! Today we are going to focus on all things phenomena! I am so excited to get into this topic because it is one of my favorite ways to teach science. I love when students get to experience science and phenomena is the best way to do that. So let’s get ready to teach science!

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Many people have a complicated relationship with failure, including me! How do we move away from teaching so kids can “get the right answer” toward teaching to  understanding the process? Why are we in a society where failure is a “4 letter word” and how do we get kids to break the cycle of always having to be right? Let's talk about making failure our FIRST ATTEMPT IN LEARNING. 

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For generations, the scientific method has been the “go to” method for teaching real science in the classroom. But what it has really done, is take out the problem solving and thinking processes that are at the heart of science exploration.  In this episode we will explore the scientific method’s flaws and discuss better methods to help our students understand science for the real world.

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You are listening to episode 28 of the ready, set, science podcast. On today’s show, we will discuss homework. I feel like homework is such a debatable topic. Even in my teaching career there have been so many changes in what is and is not appropriate for students. So today, we are going to break it all down and discuss what is good homework and what is not good homework. So are you ready, get set, let’s teach science!

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You are listening to episode 27 of the Ready, Set, Science podcast. On today’s episode we are going to discuss science education trends and whether or not those are valuable tools or more work than they are worth. You be the judge today, so are you ready, get set, let’s teach science!

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You are listening to episode 26 and today we are going to talk about what to do when students have science misconceptions and how to help them break those to really understand science. So are you ready? Get set, let’s teach science.

Helping to break student misconceptions in science is a crucial part of effective science education. Misconceptions can hinder a student's ability to understand and apply scientific principles.

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You are listening to episode #25 of the Ready, Set, Science Podcast. This week we are talking all about Critical Thinking and how to promote it with your students.Critical thinking skills are not only vital for academic success but also for navigating the challenges of life beyond the classroom. As educators, parents, and mentors, it is our responsibility to foster these skills in our students.Today’s episode explores the significance of critical thinking skills and offers strategies for nurturing them. So are you ready? Get set…let’s teach science.

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You are listening to episode 24 of the Ready, Set, Science Podcast. On today’s episode we are talking about STEM competitions. There are numerous STEM competitions and events designed specifically for middle and high school students. These competitions offer opportunities for students to apply their knowledge and skills, engage in hands-on learning, and often compete at regional, national, or even international levels. Participating in STEM competitions can be a great way for students to explore their interests, build problem-solving skills, and potentially earn scholarships or recognition. 

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