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The Power of (STEM)2

Dr. Michael Hammond-Todd

Join us for a series of (STEM)2 podcasts set to explore the diverse STEM fields of science, technology, engineering and mathematics with education. Each episode we will be discussing STEM as it relates to K-12 and community education projects, ideas and creating a more inclusive and diverse system of STEM education for future generations.

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All Episodes

11:25

(STEM)2 S3E1 Seeds and STEM in Society with School...

The Power of (STEM)2 ·

2023/05/05

In the first episode of our third series we will be exploring STEM education as it relates to seeds, school/community gardens and partnerships with farms and other food producers in STEM. Starting with simple window seed solariums that are easily constructed (see photo on website for example), we will be discussing some of the diverse school gardens and programs from New Zealand (click here) and the Southwestern United States (click here) in the news.

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22:31

(STEM)2 S3B1 Earth Day Special Edition of (STEM)2

The Power of (STEM)2 ·

2023/04/21

Series 3 (Bonus Episode): Earth Day Special Edition of (STEM)2 - What are the Mid Century Challenges and Opportunities in K-12 STEM Education? - In the first bonus episode of Series 3 we will be exploring STEM news and events related to Earth Day celebrated around the world. We will be revisiting a landmark study in education from the United States: A Nation at Risk in environmental contexts and looking at six midcentury challenges in STEM education as listed by AI. You can learn more about Earth

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14:18

(STEM)2 S2E6 - Bonus Episode: An Exploration of...

The Power of (STEM)2 ·

2023/03/26

In the second bonus episode of Series 2 we will be looking at ChatGPT (click here for link to program) and whether or not it is useful in science museums, nature centres, and other informal STEM learning programs. More specifically, we focus how ChatGPT might operate as a digital assistant in teaming and finding important educational linkages between formal and informal science education. In the news we share a recent article on generative AI research by Dr. Grant Cooper (article).

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14:34

(STEM)2 S2E5 Bonus Episode: Can ChatGPT Create...

The Power of (STEM)2 ·

2023/03/17

In the first bonus episode of Series 2 we will be looking at ChatGPT (click here for link to program) and whether or not it is useful in creating inclusive STEM lessons for students with exceptionalities or who are learning English. We will be testing the software for STEM lessons in the primary grades using the science curriculum from the Australia, Canada, and the United States. In the news we discuss ways teachers are currently using Chat GPT (article).

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14:07

(STEM)2 S2E4 Our Multicultural Star - The Sun

The Power of (STEM)2 ·

2023/03/14

In the fourth episode of Series 2 we will be looking at the sun and constellations through multiculturally inclusive lessons and activities. Starting with an exploration on how individuals and communities view and experience the sun through diverse cultural lenses, we will discuss how educators can work with their students, families, and diverse communities to create science lessons and activities about different cultural perspectives and ceremonies tied to different solar phenomenon such as the

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11:29

(STEM)2 S2E3 - An Invisible Star

The Power of (STEM)2 ·

2023/03/04

In the third episode we will be exploring ways to learn about the sun and other stars in the constellation for students who see the night sky through exceptional eyes and other senses. Key to exceptional STEM lessons related to the sun revolves around activities that include tactile models and digital augmentation such as the use of solar powered toys, buzzers, and miniature buildings. Audio descriptors and experiencing the sun through sensory-based activities are also discussed. In STEM news we

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18:26

(STEM)2 S2E2 Young People's (5,10, and 15 year olds)...

The Power of (STEM)2 ·

2023/02/24

In episode 2 of our second series we are going to explore what the sun means for children and the larger communities they live in. More specifically we will be talking about shadow and solar toy experiments with 5 year olds. We will then extend solar learning and energy activities for 10 and 15 year olds with a deeper understanding of sun as a type of star, and the significance of solar energy in our geologic past, present and future. We will be looking at young people's developing ideas of the sun

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10:55

S2 Episode 1: The Sun - A Child's First Star

The Power of (STEM)2 ·

2023/02/20

In the first episode we will be exploring the brightest light we see, feel or experience as children (the sun) and exploring the nature of stars. As we discover in this episode, the sun is more than the sky's lightbulb for children to learn about. Stars like the sun have provided light (visible and invisible), heat and energy for both living systems and human systems as long as both existed. In STEM news we will be looking at the creation of nuclear fusion by scientists as well (click here for the

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13:06

Bonus Episode S1E7: Artemis 1 Racing to the Moon -...

The Power of (STEM)2 ·

2022/11/20

In this second bonus episode we check-in on the recent launch of Artemis 1. We will explore what the next few weeks look like and the remarkable engineering related to the Artemis 1 rocket and Orion space capsule as engineering lessons and activities for students. You can see a live recording of the Artemis 1 launch at this link on our website. The history of lunar rockets from the Apollo Era to Artemis can be viewed at this link on our website. Students wanting to build their own paper model of

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13:50

Bonus Episode: S1E6 Artemis 1, Canada & The Moon Squared

The Power of (STEM)2 ·

2022/10/22

Artemis 1, Canada & The Moon Squared: In this bonus episode we check-in on the new November launch date for Artemis 1. We also check-in on educational programs by the Canadian Space Agency (CSA) which is set to have their first astronaut on the moon in 2024. You can access CSA educational programs at this link (click here). Finally, we look at the Moon's connection to society, common misconceptions children have about the moon, and ideas for exceptional and multicultural inclusion in your lunar

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13:32

S1E5 Multicultural STEM for Culturally Diverse Learners

The Power of (STEM)2 ·

2022/09/25

In the final podcast of Series 1 we will be discussing the multicultural STEM and its importance in education. Inclusive STEM within multicultural contexts include activities related to the multicultural histories and representations of the diverse scientists, inventors, engineers and mathematicians involved in STEM. In STEM news we look at the diverse scientists and engineers with NASA's Artemis 1 program. The second half of this podcast will look at supporting linguistically diverse learners in

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10:14

S1E4 Exceptional STEM for Exceptional Learners

The Power of (STEM)2 ·

2022/09/25

In the fourth episode of our pilot series we will be exploring the idea of exceptional STEM with a discussion on the educational research related to the importance of creating STEM experiences and learning activities for all exceptional learners including cognitive, neural, physical, and social/emotional exceptional learners. In STEM news we will be checking in on NASAs Artemis 1 curriculum and support for exceptional learners.

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13:46

S1E3 Transformative STEM Education and Misconceptions

The Power of (STEM)2 ·

2022/09/25

In the third podcast of our pilot STEM series we will be exploring the idea of transformative STEM with an examination of the Nature of STEM (NOSTEM) and children's conceptions and misconceptions in understanding STEM. The process of STEM transformation revolves around continuous and differentiated STEM assessments and dialogues with learners. Common examples of transformational STEM in K-12 eduction are presented.

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13:06

S1E2 (STEM)2 and Society in Teaching and Learning

The Power of (STEM)2 ·

2022/09/25

In the second episode of our pilot series we will be discussing the relationship between STEM & Society in education. More specifically, we will be focused on place-based learning and citizen-based STEM learning. We will also check in on the NASA's educational programming for the Artemis 1 program.

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10:30

S1E1 (STEM)2 Pilot Episode on STEM and Learning

The Power of (STEM)2 ·

2022/09/25

Welcome to STEM Squared. In the pilot podcast we will be introducing the (STEM)2 learning framework and discussing the relationship between the STEM fields of science, technology, engineering and mathematics with teaching and learning in education. We will also be discussing NASA's educational programs related to the Artemis 1 project to return to the moon.

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