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Distance Learning Innovations
by David Casey
Interviews with high school shop, engineering, and Maker teachers who are overcoming the challenge of teaching hands-on, project-based courses in a virtual online environment.
Episodes
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Computer Aided Carpentry
David Ballantine of Anderson Valley Jr. and Sr. High School in Booneville talks about integrating computer drawing and manufacturing into his woodshop courses.
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Full Service Employability
Beyond demonstrating simple car tune-up procedures, Casa Grande auto shop teacher Jim Rolle connects his students to the personal and professional skills needed in the workplace.
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Looking Back, Moving Forward
In this highlight episode, I take time to reflect on the power of shop classes and their role in the general education program.
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Connection over Content
Ron Bilberry teaches many different courses and programs at Arch Bishop Hanna High School in Sonoma. He shares his most important philosophy for success: the well being of his students takes precedent over the content of the course.
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A vehicle for Instruction
Peter Oliver, co-founder of Switch Electric Vehicles, talks about his company's mission to educate and inspire students to be the innovators of tomorrow.
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From Career to Classroom
Tom Edwards of Sonoma Valley High School utilizes his first career experience as an engineer/technician for the Military and a marketing rep for General Electric to provide real world job skills to his engineering students.
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Engineering a Virtual Curriculum
Sean Vezino of Windsor High gets to the core of a hands-on engineering class as he provides support for his students online.
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Less is more
John Williams of Piner High School describes the challenge of completing long term projects in a distance learning environment.
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Putting the STEAM into STEM
Maker teacher Walt Hays of Analy High School explains how Art projects can inject a little fun into the Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math content of the 21st century shop class.
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Auto Pilot
Keith Benson of Petaluma High School describes how success in auto shop stems from a combination of perseverance, problem solving, and application of knowledge.
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More than a shop class
Cole Smith of Rancho Cotate High School describes how a variety of hands-on projects and applications become virtual during the Covid-19 shutdown of in class learning.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Interviews with high school shop, engineering, and Maker teachers who are overcoming the challenge of teaching hands-on, project-based courses in a virtual online environment.
HOSTED BY
David Casey
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Interviews with high school shop, engineering, and Maker teachers who are overcoming the challenge of teaching hands-on, project-based courses in a virtual online environment.
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