Science 360
Are you a science teacher seeking inspiration for teaching? Whether it's space, the climate, chemistry, biology, physics or educational theories, Science 360 explores science from all angles, offering that spark that your K-12 science classes may need. This is where you can listen, learn and then feel empowered to teach awesome lessons! Join me and my amazing guests each week and let their knowledge become your knowledge and ultimately, your students' knowledge.
Episodes
July 1, 2024 • 78 mins
That's a wrap for season 5 on Science 360. I'm sharing with you today some highlights from 7 of the 19 episodes of the season. Of course, there could have been many more, but I had to consider time limitations. Plus, this forces you to click on these episodes and all the others to hear more!
Today you will hear from:
Today you will hear from:
- Dr. Greg Hammer, MD, a mindfulness expert who talks about modulating the effects of the vagus nerve on your paras...
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Hello, and welcome to another episode of "Science 360" the podcast where we explore the wonders of the universe, all aspects of science (360 degrees...full circle...get it?) and the brilliant minds that bring them to light.
I'm your host, Tim Stephenson, and today I have a very special guest joining us from the Lowell Observatory in Flagstaff, Arizona. Our guest today is Todd Gonzales, the Director of Education at the observatory. ...
I'm your host, Tim Stephenson, and today I have a very special guest joining us from the Lowell Observatory in Flagstaff, Arizona. Our guest today is Todd Gonzales, the Director of Education at the observatory. ...
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Dr. Julia Huggins Part 2
In this episode, we welcome back Dr. Julia Huggins to dive into the world of ocean microbes and their critical role in our planet's health. Dr. Huggins shares her research on how ocean warming, acidification, and deoxygenation are impacting these essential microorganisms. She explains that maintaining healthy ocean circulation is crucial for balancing microbes, nutrients, and energy, which in turn affects gl...
In this episode, we welcome back Dr. Julia Huggins to dive into the world of ocean microbes and their critical role in our planet's health. Dr. Huggins shares her research on how ocean warming, acidification, and deoxygenation are impacting these essential microorganisms. She explains that maintaining healthy ocean circulation is crucial for balancing microbes, nutrients, and energy, which in turn affects gl...
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This is part 1 of a 2-part series with Dr. Julia Huggins. In this episode, I sit down with Julia, a recent PhD graduate in biogeochemistry, to explore the fascinating world of forest microbes. Julia explains how these microscopic organisms create intricate networks that connect plants and trees, playing a crucial role in the ecosystem.
She emphasizes that understanding these connections can serve as a valuable lesson for junior scie...
She emphasizes that understanding these connections can serve as a valuable lesson for junior scie...
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Dr. Helene Hill was a research scientist who did excellent work. What was working against her though was that she was doing her work at a time when men dominated the field and discriminated against women.
Now at the age of 95 and working on writing her second book, Dr. Hill plans to release her memoir titled The Crying Window, to tell her story of purpose and persistence in the face of prejudice. Already a published author, Helene r...
Now at the age of 95 and working on writing her second book, Dr. Hill plans to release her memoir titled The Crying Window, to tell her story of purpose and persistence in the face of prejudice. Already a published author, Helene r...
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Welcome to today’s episode, where we have an extraordinary guest, Peter Byck, the director of the upcoming documentary "Roots So Deep." Peter’s journey from Kentucky to California, where he attended Cal Arts for film school and spent over 15 years in the Los Angeles film industry, is nothing short of inspiring.
His work took a pivotal turn after witnessing the impact of "An Inconvenient Truth," which led him to explore solutions to ...
His work took a pivotal turn after witnessing the impact of "An Inconvenient Truth," which led him to explore solutions to ...
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March 4, 2024 • 46 mins
Recently, I've been approached by colleagues about various issues they've found or heard about. I appreciate that they come to me to see what I think. This is what a collegial workplace should look like.
One came and brought up the topic of wellness through cold plunging. Another brought up concerns about how AI will affect our classes. I constantly get challenged over the debate between electric and gas-powered cars. Still, anothe...
One came and brought up the topic of wellness through cold plunging. Another brought up concerns about how AI will affect our classes. I constantly get challenged over the debate between electric and gas-powered cars. Still, anothe...
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February 5, 2024 • 25 mins
My greatest desire for this podcast is to show you, the teacher, how teaching can be. In its purest sense and in the light of First People's Principles of Learning, there is generally one in the room who is about to lead a discussion on a particular topic. But it is not shared without great respect for the ones listening, offering up the opportunity to differ, interpret, analyze and question.
And when it comes to space, inevitably t...
And when it comes to space, inevitably t...
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January 22, 2024 • 22 mins
Here are two new twists...firstly, I'm the one getting interviewed on this episode, and secondly, it's my wife asking the questions!
Yes, I invited Sheryl to turn the mic on me after I was inspired to do so when my guest from episode 88 said she was curious about why I got into teaching. That was Marika Cullis-Suzuki so be sure to check that episode out.
This episode is a bit of an experiment. I hypothesize that behind every great po...
Yes, I invited Sheryl to turn the mic on me after I was inspired to do so when my guest from episode 88 said she was curious about why I got into teaching. That was Marika Cullis-Suzuki so be sure to check that episode out.
This episode is a bit of an experiment. I hypothesize that behind every great po...
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January 15, 2024 • 80 mins
What if teaching was less about tradition and more about breaking the rules? What if teaching put less emphasis on predetermined learning outcomes and standardized tests and more emphasis on discovery and inquiry?
What you would have would be an educational system that inspires, that evokes meaning and puts the learner first, even over the dusty lesson plans that would have fit right in if they were delivered 20 years ago.
This is th...
What you would have would be an educational system that inspires, that evokes meaning and puts the learner first, even over the dusty lesson plans that would have fit right in if they were delivered 20 years ago.
This is th...
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January 9, 2024 • 56 mins
What an exhilarating experience hosting Dr. Sarika Cullis-Suzuki, the host of The Nature of Things, the world's longest-running science show for over 60 years!
A cornerstone in science communication, it's now entering a new era on the CBC Gem app, offering modern content to enhance your science lessons. Make sure to explore the show for a fresh perspective that can invigorate your science curriculum.
Sarika, a passionate science comm...
A cornerstone in science communication, it's now entering a new era on the CBC Gem app, offering modern content to enhance your science lessons. Make sure to explore the show for a fresh perspective that can invigorate your science curriculum.
Sarika, a passionate science comm...
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December 16, 2023 • 60 mins
Dive deep into the oceanic realms as Science 360 brings you this riveting episode. Join me, Tim Stephenson in an engaging conversation with Dr. Isabella Reeves, a pioneering researcher delving into the genetic fabric of orcas.
Discover how her groundbreaking analysis links orca pods worldwide to a common ancestry, unveiling the intricate history of these marine dynasties. Hear the story of Old Tom, an orca that assisted whalers 100 ...
Discover how her groundbreaking analysis links orca pods worldwide to a common ancestry, unveiling the intricate history of these marine dynasties. Hear the story of Old Tom, an orca that assisted whalers 100 ...
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November 27, 2023 • 49 mins
Jo-Anne St. Godard has had a circular economy mindset for decades. A simple Google search and you will see that Jo-Anne has been advocating for an economy that relies less on extraction and new goods from raw materials, and moreso on repurposing existing materials into a second, third and fourth life. A regular guest on news reports, a speaker at conferences and lobbying the government for a more responsible, lower carbon emitting,...
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November 8, 2023 • 81 mins
This is a wide-ranging conversation covering topics such as Newtonian physics, the Copernican revolution, life in space, genetics, the interconnectedness of life and teaching. It kept coming back to teaching and the type of education we should be bringing to the classroom.
This conversation can affect the way you teach. It can refocus you on a modern approach to education and dare I say, what really matters. And, what really matters...
This conversation can affect the way you teach. It can refocus you on a modern approach to education and dare I say, what really matters. And, what really matters...
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October 17, 2023 • 64 mins
When my student, Peter, approached me about being a guest on my podcast, I wondered what we would talk about. However, I'm glad we recorded because what we have here is golden. Yes, a lesson in language, but more than that, a lesson in grit, passion, pursuit of knowledge and independent learning.
This episode will leave you amazed at what a young person can accomplish. If you know people like Peter, be sure to give them the platfor...
This episode will leave you amazed at what a young person can accomplish. If you know people like Peter, be sure to give them the platfor...
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September 4, 2023 • 67 mins
Scott is committed to advancing nature-based solutions that benefit people and the planet.
His current work and experience has resulted in an inspiring and dynamic network that seeks solutions to the complex environmental challenges of our times. He work closely with various levels of government, industry, universities and non-profits to coordinate and amplify these efforts. In concert with a talented team at Ocean Wise, he designs...
His current work and experience has resulted in an inspiring and dynamic network that seeks solutions to the complex environmental challenges of our times. He work closely with various levels of government, industry, universities and non-profits to coordinate and amplify these efforts. In concert with a talented team at Ocean Wise, he designs...
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August 21, 2023 • 79 mins
Dr. Tim Dasey knows how to push educational buttons, and let me be clear, this is a good thing!
I found this out as I recorded this episode and listened to Tim’s theories on how schools need to evolve. These theories come from a 30 year career in AI development at MIT. Now compelled to ‘rattle the cage” and “poke the bear”, Tim is attempting to nudge educators into what I would call “hard but essential” conversations about what we’r...
I found this out as I recorded this episode and listened to Tim’s theories on how schools need to evolve. These theories come from a 30 year career in AI development at MIT. Now compelled to ‘rattle the cage” and “poke the bear”, Tim is attempting to nudge educators into what I would call “hard but essential” conversations about what we’r...
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August 14, 2023 • 44 mins
Bryce Coon and Emily Walker head up the education team at EARTHDAY.ORG which firmly believes that every learner in every school worldwide should receive fully integrated, assessed climate and environmental education with a strong civic engagement component.
Bryce joins as the Associate Director of Climate Education, while Emily joins as the Education Coordinator. As Associate Director of Climate Education, Bryce plays a central role...
Bryce joins as the Associate Director of Climate Education, while Emily joins as the Education Coordinator. As Associate Director of Climate Education, Bryce plays a central role...
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August 5, 2023 • 71 mins
This episode is becoming one of my favourite recordings. I think the reason is because, through this discussion with Dr. Berger, I feel like I've gotten to know Albert Einstein like I never have before. Or maybe it's because as a result of my new connection to Gary, I am now the proud recipient of his brilliant book! As I descibe it, it's as much a work of art as it is a pictorial biogrpahy of Einstein.
As a science teacher, I subsc...
As a science teacher, I subsc...
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July 31, 2023 • 74 mins
Greg Hammer, MD, is a professor at Stanford University School of Medicine.
As a pediatric anesthesiologist and an intensive care physician he cares for children and their families during very stressful times.
Burnout is on the rise. This is a problem we cannot afford to ignore. The rising costs of burnout are staggering. Health care professionals AND teachers, sacrifice their health, happiness, and relationships.
Fortunately, there is...
As a pediatric anesthesiologist and an intensive care physician he cares for children and their families during very stressful times.
Burnout is on the rise. This is a problem we cannot afford to ignore. The rising costs of burnout are staggering. Health care professionals AND teachers, sacrifice their health, happiness, and relationships.
Fortunately, there is...
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