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Science Teacher Tim Stephenson, 2018 recipient of the Prime Minister's Award for Teaching Excellence, brings you discussions and interviews on all kinds of scientific concepts. It is ideal listening for anyone interested in learning more, both students and teachers.
Learning new things then sharing those with our students is what teachers do. Fresh new content, putting world issues in context, will keep your students excited to come back for more. And since Tim is an Astronomy Teacher, there will be a lot of space talk!
Learning new things then sharing those with our students is what teachers do. Fresh new content, putting world issues in context, will keep your students excited to come back for more. And since Tim is an Astronomy Teacher, there will be a lot of space talk!
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every 20 days
Ortalama ses uzunluğu:
36 minutes
ingilizce
Amerika Birleşik Devletleri
57 bölüm
30 Mart 2020beri
episodic
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~72.34% of listeners are from United States.
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US
72.34%
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CA
12.61%
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FI
4.42%
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AU
1.99%
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FR
1.32%
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TR
1.32%
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GB
1.32%
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IN
1.10%
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BR
0.66%
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RU
0.66%
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JP
0.22%
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CL
0.22%
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IT
0.22%
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ET
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BS
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GE
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BD
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NL
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IR
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This is a re-run of my first interview on Science360, from back in the spring of 2020. I've been re-listening to a few of these and I really feel they hold a lot of value, but most of my listeners won't have heard the older episodes.In this talk, Chris explains the whole life cycle of the salmon, a…
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Last year on this day, I featured Britt Buirs (go find that one). But this year, I've selected Lilly Woodbury. I first recorded this episode in September of 2020 and I have always felt this is one of my favourite episodes. Lilly's articulate way of expressing complex issues surrounding the climate,…
How far outside the box are you willing to take your classroom? How about far enough that you enter a virtual world, where your students use their own avatar to manipulate the concepts you're teaching. This is what Jennifer Brown does in her math classroom. She uses a curriculum developed by Prisms…
I've known BJ since he was a grade 9 student in my science class. I knew there was something special about him back then because he gained international attention by challenging the system over a flag. Seriously, look it up. But every tech question I had, BJ had the answer. As I watched him over th…
Feragatname: Bu sayfaya yerleştirilmiş podcast ve sanat eserleri, sahibinin mülkiyetinde olan ve Listen Notes, Inc.'e bağlı olmayan veya tarafından onaylanmayan Tim Stephenson'e aittir.
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