Ideas That Matter

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A podcast where we meet with people making a difference in higher education and learning.

  1. 23/06/2021

    S2E8 | Newton's Road, Getting STEM to the Community

    Julia speaks to Barb Termaat, Executive director of Newton's Road, in Traverse city Michigan to discuss bringing STEM into the northwestern Michigan community. Credits: Host: Julia Winter Special Guest: Barb Termaat Producer: Typhany Jones Editor/Logo/Music: Liz Gross Narrator: Gianna Manchester

    22 min

  2. 23/06/2021

    S2E7 | Creating Opportunity with Accessibility

    In this episode Julia talks with Dr. Henry "Hoby" Wedler and Professor Dean Tantillo about their experience adding a new vision to learning at UC Davis and how it has affected their work outside of the classroom.  Credits: Host: Julia Winter Special Guest: Dr. Henry "Hoby" Wedler & Professor Dean Tantillo Producer: Typhany Jones Editor/Logo/Music: Liz Gross Narrator: Gianna Manchester

    21 min

  3. 23/06/2021

    S2E6 | Teaching with a STEM Mindset

    Join Julia as she talks with Dr. Michelle Thompson, an instructor at the Effingham College and Career Academy, who uses a STEM-focused curriculum in her classroom. Dr. Thompson also gives insight into her students involvement in the WestEd study for the Kasi project. Credits: Host: Julia Winter Special Guest: Dr. Michelle Thompson Producer: Typhany Jones Editor/Logo/Music: Liz Gross Narrator: Gianna Manchester

    21 min

  4. 23/06/2021

    S2E5 | Behind the Scenes at CERP

    Join Julia as she talks with Michael Seery the outgoing editor-in-chief of the Chemistry Education Research and Practice journal and Gwen Lawrie the incoming editor-in-chief. They go into the submission and review process of research papers. Credits: Host: Julia Winter Special Guest: Michael Seery & Gwen Lawrie Producer: Typhany Jones Editor/Logo/Music: Liz Gross Narrator: Gianna Manchester

    19 min

  5. 23/06/2021

    S2E4 | Learning Beyond Borders

    How can two classrooms in different countries work together to improve teaching chemistry? Listen as Julia discusses collaborative education with chemistry professors, Brett McCollum of Mount Royal University in Calgary Canada, and Layne Morsch of the University of Illinois in Springfield US. Credits: Host: Julia Winter Special Guest: Brett McCollum & Layne Morsch Producer: Typhany Jones Editor/Logo/Music: Liz Gross Narrator: Gianna Manchester

    21 min

  6. 23/06/2021

    S2E3 | Growing A Chemistry Community

    Britland Dekorver, a Professor of Chemistry at Grand Valley State University, catches up with Julia about the popular Facebook community she founded and grew. They discuss how it helps teachers and students, especially during this time where remote learning has grown exponentially. Credits: Host: Julia Winter Special Guest: Britland Dekorver Producer: Typhany Jones Editor/Logo/Music: Liz Gross Narrator: Gianna Manchester

    19 min

  7. 23/06/2021

    S2E2 | Student Perspective on Online Education

    What ideas do students have for online education? We talk with Tanjot Grewal of McMaster University (Hamilton, Ontario) and Nicole Kada of Wayne State University (Detroit, Michigan) about the student perspective about the coming online semester. What are some of the ideas they bring to make online learning more effective? How does accessibility for all students play a part in this discussion? What are the silver linings, if any, from this shift to online during the Covid-19 pandemic? We end on a hopeful note about the future! This is a great conversation – let’s get back to school and keep moving forward. Credits: Host: Julia Winter Special Guest: Tanjot Grewal & Nicole Kada Producer: Typhany Jones Editor/Logo/Music: Liz Gross Narrator: Gianna Manchester

    21 min

  8. 23/06/2021

    S2E1 | Creating Community in Online Learning

    Julia talks with Bellevue College faculty member Jennie Kong Mayer and her organic chemistry student Rizmina Lathiff about features she used with Zoom to make her online class more interactive. We caught up with Jennie after a post in ChemEdX.org about the methods she used to build community and engagement in her summer organic chemistry class. I was so used to seeing my students in person and then we would meet online. But with this spring quarter going completely online, it was like we were all complete strangers. So, do you create that classroom feeling in a virtual setting? That’s the question that Jennie tries to answer in the podcast! ChemEDX Blog Post Credits: Host: Julia Winter Special Guest: Jennie Kong Mayer & Rizmina Lathiff Producer/Narrator: Typhany Jones Editor/Logo/Music: Liz Gross

    20 min
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A podcast where we meet with people making a difference in higher education and learning.

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    Julia Winter
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