Hey in this episode Pete (@mr_van_w) and Shawtima (@shawtimasmiles) talk about:
Stuff. Not gonna lie, there’s some late night energy going on here and Pete ended up spending a considerable amount of time unwell this week (hence the late ep). But here we are.
Here is Stile for our Science teacher friends: https://stileapp.com/login no add here but check it out. It’s genuinely useful. Tell them Pete and Shawtima sent you, they won’t care.
We come back to some things that we’ve been talking about and trying, to let you know how they went.
Then there are some articles. Shawti talks about this article on the Conversation
Go us. Anyway, I’m going back to bed til I feel better.
Also, join Pete on Pokemon GO! His trainer number is 1783 2412 6146. For real, do it. He plays and sends gifts daily.
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Hey in this episode Pete (@mr_van_w) and Shawtima (@shawtimasmiles) talk about:
In this episode we share a win at school with an indigenous program at our nation’s peak STEM body, CSIRO.
We delve into Mastery Learning and Education Systems, particularly around the online platform setup by Sal Khan. We also look at the
In another win for the Aboriginal Australians we discuss the modern usage of Aboriginal pedagogy in the classroom at Higher Education levels and High School. Also, why it’s important to value our culture … but you know, that’s obvious.
We also look at some listener feedback and the icky feelings data can leave. We looked at the #Edureading article that lined up so well accidentally with podcast 132
Podcast: People I (Mostly) Admire
Steven Levitt
Episode 22. Sal Khan: “If It Works for 15 Cousins, It Could Work for a Billion People.”
The ‘doublethink’ of data: educational performativity and the field of schooling practices by Ian Hardy and Steven Lewis
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