All Episodes
Science Modeling Talks — 81 episodes
Episode 80 - Rama Janamanchi - "Modeling From An Administrators Perspective"
Episode 79 - Janelle Hollingshead - Proportional Reasoning, Modeling Tips and the AMTA "Coffee Hour"
Episode 78 - Ine Williams - "Meet the New AMTA Associate Executive Officer"
Episode 77 - Lee Trampleasure "30 Years Teaching High School Science"
Episode 76 – Caroline Savio-Ramos “AMTA’s New XO”
Episode 75 – Recast – Cynthia Passmore – “Models Are the Functional Unit of Scientific Thought”
Episode 74 - Tom Pfeiffer - 40 years veteran teacher and Modeling Workshop Leader
Episode 73 - Matt Oney - "Modeling in the University, The State of Modeling and Teacher P.D."
Episode 72 – Lynn Jorgensen – Teacher of the year, Gender Equity, Adapting to the changing education landscape
Episode 71 – Chance Hoellwarth – Hosting Modeling Workshops at Cal Poly
Episode 70 - Dr. Emma Mitchell - "How Modeling Works in My Classroom"
Episode 69 – ReCast – Ray Howanski – “AMTA Past, Present and Future”
Episode 68 – Beth Burns – “The Importance of Building Student Community”
Episode 67 - Ray Howanski - "AMTA Past, Present and Future"
Episode 66 – Geoff Nunes – “In learning, especially for physics, a key component is soak time”
Episode 65 - Cynthia Passmore - "Models Are the Functional Unit of Scientific Thought"
Episode 64 - Brooke Jenkins - "Developing Concurrent Enrollment for High Schools / Grants for Teacher P.D"
Episode 63 – ReCast – Kathy Harper – “Ohio State University, Modeling and Engineering”
Episode 62 - Phil Root - "Modeling at the College Level and Advanced Workshops"
Episode 61 - Ray Howanski - His Modeling Approach and Where He's Leading the AMTA
Episode 60 – F. Joseph Merlino – “The Case For Repurposing Education”
Episode 59 - Patrick Daisley - "Helping to Launch the AMTA"
Episode 58 – ReCast – Marta Stoeckle – Thoughts on Instructional Shifts and Educational Equity
Episode 57 – Mike Vargas – “STEM Acceleration”
Episode 56 - Amanda Whitehurst - "Training and Equiping Teachers for STEM"
Episode 55 – Paul Sasso – “Astronomy Modeling has so much to offer”
Episode 54 - Scott Milam - “The historical progression of chemistry and a book titled Teaching Introductory Chemistry”
Episode 53 – Mark Lattery – Modeling Method and Modeling Teachers International
Episode 52 - Karle Delo - Implementing A.I. In The Classroom
Episode 51 – REPOST – Larry Dukerich – “Change the trajectory of your career”
Episode 50 - Deanna Cullen - Editor for ChemEdX
Episode 49 - Kathy Malone - "FCI, the cognitive and metacognitive benefits of modeling and Kazakhstan"
Episode 48 - Mitchell Sweet - Proportional Reasoning
Episode 47 – Brant Hinrichs – “System Schema and Paying Attention to Social Positioning”
Episode 46 (repost) - David Hestenes - "The Modeling Theory of Cognition"
Episode 45 – Phil Culcasi – Give Kids a Reason To Learn
Episode 44 - Kelli Warble - "Strong Advocate for Science Education"
Episode 43 - Jon Andersoon - Teaching Physics from a Different Perspective
Episode 42 – Frank Novakowski – Helping Students Make Connections
Episode 41 - Karle Delo & Erica Posthuma - Connecting the AMTA Community
Episode 40 - Dwain Desbien - Rethinking What We Teach and Why
Episode 39 - George Nelson - Modeling in Middle Schools
Episode 38 - Dan Peluso - Astronomy, SETI, Music and Modeling
Episode 37 – Ariel Serkin & Brenda Royce – “Improving Student Mathematical Reasoning with Modeling Instruction”
Episode 36 - Jim Stankevitz - "25 years of Modeling Instruction in Physics"
Episode 35 - Bryan Battaglia - Leading Students to Deeper Understanding
Episode 34 – Gloria Kreischer Gajewicz – “Improving Student Outcomes Through Modeling Instruction”
Episode 33 - Earl Legleiter - "Modeling Workshop Leader for 25 years".mp3
Episode 32 - Jeff Steinert - "From Mechanical Engineer to Science Modeling Teacher"
Episode 31 - Dr. Anita Schuchardt - "Modeling Biology with Mathmatics"
Episode 30 – Melissa Girmscheid & Jess Dykes – “Computational Modeling in Physics First with Bootstrap”
Episode 29 – Dr. James Vesenka – “Modeling with a University Professor”
Episode 28 - David Bates - Middle School Modeler - "It's About Relationships"
Episode 27 – John Baunach – Computational Modeling and More
Episode 26 – Jeremy Secaur – The Students Voice, Intellectual Risk, and A Healthy Support System
Episode 25 - Andrea Williams - Modeling Middle School in Michigan
Episode 24 - Melanie, Muhsin & Kevin - "Our Workshop Experience"
Episode 23 – Jane Jackson – 27 years developing Modeling Instruction
Episode 22 - Marta Stoeckle - Thoughts on “instructional shifts” and “Educational Equity”
Episode 21 - Dr. Mina Bhagdev - "Words Matter" Promoting Equity in the Classroom
Episode 20 – Kathy Harper – “Ohio State University, Modeling and Engineering”
Episode 19 - Mike Gallagher - "Systemic Reform in Education for Michigan"
Episode 18 - Karle Delo - "Middle School M.I. and AMTA's New Marketing Director"
Episode 17 - Chance Hoellwarth - "A University Supporting M.I."
Episode 16 – Erica Posthuma & Molly Bickle – The next Generation
Episode 15 – Dan Peluso – Astronomy and Grades Don’t Matter?
Episode 14 – Fran Poodry and Matt Greenwolfe – “Tools of the Trade”
Episode 13 - Mark Schober - "The Richness of Learning From One Another"
Episode 12 – Teresa Marx – “AMTA’s New President”
Episode 11 – Rebecca Vieyra & Colleen Megowan-Romanowicz – “Building Content Knowledge, AMTA Projects and a New App”
Episode 10 – Colleen Megowan-Romanowicz & Wendy Hehemann – “AMTA Workshops & Leaders”
Episode 09 - Dr. Bill Thornburgh - "Stay calm, stay healthy, engage students"
Episode 08 – Christi Mendoza & George Nelson – "Modeling in the Middle Schools"
Episode 07 – Tanea Hibler & Ariel Serkin – “Diversity, Equity and Inclusion”
Episode 06 - Raymond Howanski - "The importance of developing community"
Episode 05 – Erica Posthuma – “Students learn better from teachers who care”
Episode 04 – Brenda Royce – “The goal is to promote understanding”
Episode 03 – David Hestenes – “The Modeling Theory of Cognition”
Episode 02 – Colleen Megowan – “Collaborative Sense Making”
Episode 01 – Larry Dukerich – “Change the trajectory of your career”
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