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Episode 54 - Scott Milam - “The historical progression of chemistry and a book titled Teaching Introductory Chemistry”

Episode 54 - Scott Milam - “The historical progression of chemistry and a book titled Teaching Introductory Chemistry”


Episode 54


In this episode, Mark talks with chemistry teacher Scott Milam. They talk about his interest in the history of chemistry thinking and the development of models in chemistry as far back as hundreds of…


Published on 1 year, 8 months ago

Episode 53 – Mark Lattery – Modeling Method and Modeling Teachers International

Episode 53 – Mark Lattery – Modeling Method and Modeling Teachers International


Episode 53


In this episode, Mark talks with Mark Lattery, professor of physics at University of Wisconson, OshKosh. He has taught using modeling methods since 1999. He does research in experimental particle phy…


Published on 1 year, 9 months ago

Episode 52 - Karle Delo - Implementing A.I. In The Classroom

Episode 52 - Karle Delo - Implementing A.I. In The Classroom


Episode 52


In this episode, Mark talks with Karle Delo about how teachers could use AI tools to generate ideas for connections between topics of study and areas of interest for their students. She talks about h…


Published on 1 year, 10 months ago

Episode 51 – REPOST – Larry Dukerich – “Change the trajectory of your career”

Episode 51 – REPOST – Larry Dukerich – “Change the trajectory of your career”


Episode 51


In this episode, we hear from Larry Dukerich, one of the key people who developed modeling resources for chemistry instruction. He talks about how modeling changed the way he taught and expands on th…


Published on 1 year, 11 months ago

Episode 50 - Deanna Cullen - Editor for ChemEdX

Episode 50 - Deanna Cullen - Editor for ChemEdX


Episode 50


In this episode, Mark talks with Deanna Cullen, about her work as a teacher, how she came to modeling, and how it changed her teaching. They talk about the work she is doing now with the Journal of C…


Published on 2 years ago

Episode 49 - Kathy Malone - "FCI, the cognitive and metacognitive benefits of modeling and Kazakhstan"

Episode 49 - Kathy Malone - "FCI, the cognitive and metacognitive benefits of modeling and Kazakhstan"


Episode 49


In this episode, Mark talks with Kathy Malone about her first exposure to modeling instruction methodology through the very first modeling physics workshop. They talk about Kathy's role in working to…


Published on 2 years, 1 month ago

Episode 48 - Mitchell Sweet - Proportional Reasoning

Episode 48 - Mitchell Sweet - Proportional Reasoning


Episode 48


In this episode, Mark talks with Mitch Sweet, who teaches using modeling methodology at Scottsdale Community College. They discuss his journey with modeling, and the many workshops he attended before…


Published on 2 years, 2 months ago

Episode 47 – Brant Hinrichs – “System Schema and Paying Attention to Social Positioning”

Episode 47 – Brant Hinrichs – “System Schema and Paying Attention to Social Positioning”


Episode 47


In this episode, Mark talks with Dr. Brant Hinrichs, associate professor of physics at Drury, a small university in Missouri. He talks about his studies in physics, his introduction to research on ph…


Published on 2 years, 3 months ago

Episode 46 (repost) - David Hestenes - "The Modeling Theory of Cognition"

Episode 46 (repost) - David Hestenes - "The Modeling Theory of Cognition"


Episode 46


This episode is a conversation with Dr. David Hestenes. Dr. Hestenes talks about his own education and work in various universities and departments. He talks about his graduate education and then goe…


Published on 2 years, 4 months ago

Episode 45 – Phil Culcasi – Give Kids a Reason To Learn

Episode 45 – Phil Culcasi – Give Kids a Reason To Learn


Episode 45


In this episode, Mark talks with Phil Culcasi, a science and math teacher from Illinois, about his experience using modeling methodologies and leading workshops. They talk about asking questions to g…


Published on 2 years, 5 months ago





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