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An innovative space for all education stakeholders who want to make a difference in their practice and community. Podcast intro and exit Music, “Hotshot” used with permission: scottholmesmusic.com​

  1. 24.08.2021

    Art is the Empowering Force behind Our Learning All Subjects

    Listen to the STEAMIFY 2020-2021 Elementary Grand Prize-winning team from North Harlem Elementary School:  Mount New Year.  These kids are IMPRESSIVE.  Hear how leveraging visual arts makes a big difference across subjects for this group!  Kudos also to their teacher and coach, Ms. Emily Harrison.  Congratulations team and coach on a job well done.. and thank you for letting us learn from you. https://northharlemes.ccboe.net/

    23 Min.

  2. 10.08.2021

    Like No Other: A Conversation with our Provost, Dr. Neil MacKinnon

    Listen in as we get to know our new Provost, Dr. MacKinnon.  We were excited to hear about his about his vision for AU,  his experience with partnerships, and his love for STEAM education!

    27 Min.

  3. 29.04.2021

    STEAMIFY KIDS: Engineering is Where Its At

    We Volunteer As Tribute from Greenbrier Middle School in Evans, GA, is one of the Grand Prize-winning teams from STEAMIFY 2020.  Listen in to this group of 6th-grade girls as they talk with the podcast team- get ready to be inspired!

    31 Min.

  4. 28.04.2021

    Taking the scenic route to innovation: Dr. Trevor Roebuck, Part 2

    In part 2 of our conversation with Textron Engineer Dr. Trevor Roebuck we have some gems for teachers!  Listen to the equipment that motivates and drives innovation that is now accessible for student learning!  Listen also to how you can bring together many subjects to harness a student's interest to drive learning across disciplines!  Finally, hear how companies like Textron Specialized Vehicles support targeted engagement for their employees to make a difference in schools and communities.

    36 Min.

  5. 28.04.2021

    Taking the scenic route to innovation: Dr. Trevor Roebuck, Part 1

    This is part 1 of our podcast with an expert designer, innovator, and engineer, Dr. Trevor Roebuck!  Listen in - he describes his pathway to becoming an engineer that started as a little kid.. and was not a straight line!  What an encouraging message for many, many students!

    25 Min.

  6. 27.04.2021

    Go and Do It: Make Great Art!

    Mr. Gary Dennis, Executive Director of the Jessye Norman School of the Arts, shares with the podcast team about their commitment to design-based learning and a STEAM approach.  Listen in to why he thinks #STEAM is the route to go and not just one discipline and perhaps not arts infusion! http://www.jessyenormanschool.org/

    32 Min.

  7. 20.04.2021

    STEAMIFY KIDS: "Teamwork makes the dream work"

    Does designing make a difference in a student's life?  YOU BET IT DOES!  Listen in to a group of fourth-graders from River Ridge Elementary school in Evans, GA.  They participated in STEAMIFY 2020 and had a lot to tell us about the STEAMIFY experience! https://riverridgees.ccboe.net/

    23 Min.

  8. 14.04.2021

    STEAMtime with Ms. Chandre

    Wait until you hear the passion of this educator!  Ms. Chandre is a Georgia certified teacher and also holds a special endorsement in STEM Education.  As she was studying how to become a STEM and STEAM educator, she began to put the pieces together to realize her dream of helping all students become engaged, interested and active in learning.  Now, her idea is going on the road!  Listen in....  https://www.facebook.com/Chandres-STEAM-Time-LLC-102534895231934

    25 Min.
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An innovative space for all education stakeholders who want to make a difference in their practice and community. Podcast intro and exit Music, “Hotshot” used with permission: scottholmesmusic.com​

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  • Kanal
    Augusta University
  • Erstellt von
    Dr. Ashley Gess
  • Jahre aktiv
    2021
  • Folgen
    33
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    © Dr. Ashley Gess
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