142. An AI Lesson Gone Awry
Natasha and Claire have a quick chat between teaching, traveling, and finishing up a dissertation: Claire shares her elaborate STEM sub plans and Natasha discusses an AI lesson gone wrong.
141. The Insider's Guide to Engineering ft. Luke Zollinger
Natasha chats with Luke Zollinger, the author of The Insider’s Guide to Engineering, licensed professional engineer in mechanical and civil engineering, and currently the chief engineer for a R&D company, which involves ballistic and blast testing, extreme forces, and other unconventional things.
140. Making STEM Joyful, Rigorous, and Relevant ft. Beyond100K
Natasha chats with Maya Morales Garcia the Chief Program Officer at Beyond100K, an organization working to end the STEM teacher shortage by 2043, especially for those most excluded from STEM opportunities
139. Is Teaching Engineering Bad? Part 2
Claire and Natasha continue the discussion from episode 137 on the frustrations college professors expressed about the way engineering is taught in K-12 education.
138. Prepare for the Solar Eclipse
Listen in as Natasha and Claire provide essential tips for educators on preparing your students for the upcoming solar eclipse and organizing a memorable watch party.
137. Is Teaching Engineering Bad?
Dive into the frustrations college professors express about the way engineering is taught in K-12 education that are leaving students ill-prepared for higher education.