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Science Modeling Talks

Science Modeling Talks is a podcast series that introduces you to top science Modeling teachers and thought leaders in a relaxed and conversational interview format. In our episodes, you"ll hear stories and ideas that help the science education community learn and grow as effective classroom teachers. Visit our website for show note, links and more info about our guests: sciencemodelingtalks.com

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Episode 36 - Jim Stankevitz - "25 years of Modeling...

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2022/09/01

In this episode, Mark talks with Jim Stenkevitz, retired modeler, about his 25+ years of teaching physics using the modeling approach, as well as his experience leading workshops and being on the board for AMTA. Guests Jim Stankevitz Jim Stenkevitz majored in physics and earned his masters degree in physics education. He was introduced to modeling at the University of Illinois Chicago in 1995. He used modeling for the rest of his career as a physics teacher. Additionally, he led physics workshops,

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35:30

Episode 35 - Bryan Battaglia - Leading Students to...

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2022/08/01

For this episode, Mark caught up with physics modeler Bryan Battaglia, during a modeling instruction workshop on computational modeling, physics first with bootstrap. They talked about Bryan's teaching journey and how modeling meshes quite well with the IB curriculum. They spend time talking about things we may do as teachers that actually stand in the way of student understanding, and talk about things we can do that help lead students to deeper understanding. Guests Bryan Battaglia Bryan

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Episode 34 – Gloria Kreischer Gajewicz – “Improving...

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2022/07/01

In this episode, Mark talks with Dr. Gloria Kreischer Gajewicz about her experience finding modeling instruction as a veteran teacher, about shifting to standards-based grading, and about her Ph.D. research into improving student outcomes through modeling instruction. Guests Dr. Gloria Kreischer Gajewicz Dr. Gloria Kreischer Gajewicz has been a high school science educator for more than 23 years, teaching various science courses in Ohio including Biology, Anatomy and Physiology, Physics, Earth

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Episode 33 - Earl Legleiter - "Modeling Workshop...

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2022/06/01

In this episode, Mark talks with Earl Legleiter about what it is like to be a science teacher in a rural school, and how modeling instruction helped Earl to improve his skills both in physics and as a physics, chemistry, and biology teacher. They talk about ways Earl helps students to think on their own, rather than waiting for a teacher to tell them what to think, and they talk about the work Earl is doing training teachers. Guests Earl Legleiter Earl Legleiter has taught various science courses

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48:00

Episode 32 - Jeff Steinert - "From Mechanical...

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2022/05/01

In this episode, Mark talks with Jeff Steinert, a physics modeler with 24 years of experience with modeling instruction. They talk about building a storyline for the course and about changing lab activities to better suit the students you have at a given time. They also talk about the way students learn and some of the latest research in science education. Guests Jeff Steinert Jeff first became aware of physics education research in 1990. He read about the research, finding topics discussed to be

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Episode 31 - Dr. Anita Schuchardt - "Modeling Biology...

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2022/04/01

Mark talks with Anita Schuchardt about her experience teaching using modeling methodology in biology at the university level. They talk about the value of having students develop mathematical models as well as pictorial representations of concepts they study. They also talk about the development of the modeling curriculum resources for biology as well as the research happening today for biology education. Guests Dr. Anita Schuchardt Anita Schuchardt is an assistant professor of biology education

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Episode 30 – Melissa Girmscheid & Jess Dykes –...

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2022/03/01

In this episode, Mark talks with Jess Dykes and Melissa Girmscheid, who are both modeling instructors and have spent time developing the modeling curriculum for Computational Modeling Physics First with Bootstrap, CMPF-B. They talk about that project as well as a number of other things going on in their schools and at AMTA. Guests Melissa Girmscheid Melissa has been a fan of Modeling Instruction since she learned physics through Modeling in high school. She is a graduate of Arizona State University

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Episode 29 – Dr. James Vesenka – “Modeling with a...

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2022/02/01

Mark talks with Jamie Vesenka, "Dr. V." to his students about modeling instruction at the university level, developing a physics course for students who intend to pursue life science careers, challenges of pandemic learning, and a sensor tool that has been incredibly useful for physics instruction even while studying remotely, iOLab. Finally, they talk about gaps in student learning over the years, and challenges they see teaching higher-order skills today. Guest Bio Dr. James "Jamie" Vesenka Dr

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47:54

Episode 28 - David Bates - Middle School Modeler -...

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2021/12/01

In this episode, Mark talks with middle school teacher David Bates about his experience with modeling instruction at the middle school level. They talk about how middle schoolers are developing as individuals and as learners, and they talk about how modeling gives each student a voice, regardless of their prior experience with science education. Guest Bio David Bates David Bates is an educator who has served in a variety of educational settings over his 34 year career. He earned a BS in Special

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Episode 27 – John Baunach – Computational Modeling...

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2021/12/01

This month, Mark talks with John Baunach, a modeler and teacher of ninth-grade physics. He talks about his career journey as well as the ways that modeling changed his teaching. They talk about computational modeling in physics first using code to help students understand mechanics. They also talk about the flow of courses at John's school and the newest modeling workshop, modeling astronomy. Finally, they talk about tips for new modelers and advice to all teachers. Guest Bio John Baunach John has

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Episode 26 – Jeremy Secaur – The Students Voice,...

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2021/11/01

In this episode, Mark talks with Jeremy Secaur, a modeling instructor and physics teacher from the Cleveland, Ohio area. They talk about his introduction to modeling, bringing modeling workshops to the Cleveland area, whiteboarding, and Socratic questioning methods. Jeremy talks about being aware of societal norms about "who does science," and how we need to be both careful and intentional about managing discourse in our classrooms. Jeremy's description of how he communicates to students the

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Episode 25 - Andrea Williams - Modeling Middle School...

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2021/10/01

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Episode 24 - Melanie, Muhsin & Kevin - "Our Workshop...

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2021/09/01

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Episode 23 – Jane Jackson – 27 years developing...

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2021/08/01

In this episode, Mark talks with Jane Jackson, who has worked on modeling instruction for the last 27 years. She gives us insight into the history of modeling instruction as well as the challenges we face funding workshops. She also talks about the importance of science education, and specifically physics education.Guest BioJane JacksonI grew up in rural Connecticut, married an Arizonan at age 19, and began study at Arizona State University as a sophomore. I earned a B.S., M.S., and Ph.D. in physics

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38:06

Episode 22 - Marta Stoeckle - Thoughts on...

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2021/07/01

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Episode 21 - Dr. Mina Bhagdev - "Words Matter"...

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2021/06/01

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Episode 20 – Kathy Harper – “Ohio State University,...

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2021/05/01

In this episode, Mark talks with Kathy Harper, a senior lecturer in engineering education at The Ohio State University. She tells us about how she found her way to a modeling workshop half her lifetime ago, and how modeling has changed her life. They also talk about the work that Kathy has done bringing modeling workshops to Ohio, and then having workshops to develop small activities to bring tastes of engineering to our science courses. We hope you enjoy listening!Guest BiosKathy HarperKathy Harper

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58:26

Episode 19 - Mike Gallagher - "Systemic Reform in...

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2021/04/01

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Episode 18 - Karle Delo - "Middle School M.I. and...

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2021/03/01

In this episode, Mark talks with Karle Delo, who came to modeling as a middle school science teacher, and is now working as an instructional coach and technology integrationist in Michigan. She talks about the most important things that modeling has brought to her teaching practice and she talks about plans in her other new role in marketing for AMTA.Guest BiosKarle DeloKarle Delo taught middle school science for 10 years, and has been a Modeler since 2016. Currently, she is an Instructional Coach

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32:43

Episode 17 - Chance Hoellwarth - "A University...

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2021/02/01

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