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MSM 706: It’s the Tea in ISTE!

Published 2 months, 1 week ago

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Summary:

Shawn and Troy talk about ISTE, AI, changes and more. Dave covers Earth and Space.

Jokes:

A saw a couple arguing. As I walked by, one said to the other, “You have a face that looks like the back of a boat”.

The other one didn’t say anything, but did give a stern look.

Do you know where you can get chicken broth in bulk?

The stock market.

Which New York City borough has the lowest cholesterol?

– Statin Island

It turns out my hospital gown matched my insurance.

I thought I was covered but I wasn’t.

How can you tell if a treasure map was written by a pirate chicken?

Eggs marks the spot.

I was in Bermuda recently, and I went to see their national orchestra playing.

The guy with the triangle mysteriously disappeared.

I am trying to sell a gate for free on eBay.

There’s no catch.

If you feel lonely, just start a small business.

Then at least you’ll have a little company.

Scientists have recently noticed that crows are not making as much noise.

Researchers are busy looking for the cause.

Middle School Science Minute

by Dave Bydlowski (k12science or davidbydlowski@mac.com)

A Place for Earth and Space Science

I was recently reading the May-June, 2026 issue of “Science Scope” a publication from the National Science Teaching Association.

In this issue, I read a guest editorial, written by Christine Hirst Bernhardt. It was entitled “Making a Place for Earth and Space.”

Christine is the President-Elect of the National Earth Science Teachers Association. She is a former Earth and space science teacher, her research and practice focus on supporting teachers in fostering authentic science learning and students’ epistemic agency.

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ISTE 2026

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