by Monash Tech School
Monash Tech School is at the nexus of leading industry precincts, positioned close to excellent secondary schools, and supported by exceptional tertiary providers. We deliver real-world experiences to school groups from the City of Monash region, through hands-on, deep learning programs that are designed and facilitated by industry experts. MTS podcasts are designed for the curious, to explore and analyse the world around us, especially the world of STEAM.
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7/21/2020
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October 15, 2020
<p>How do history and culture define us? What is the relationship between contemporary society and first nations people? Loren Botica (host) analyses one of the set reading texts for Year 8, The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian by Sherman Alexie, with Teacher Jemma Burt and expert contribution from Professor and Australian Historian, Lynette Russell.</p> <p>Intro/Outro Music: 'Circles' - Colin Starr @tubebackr</p>
August 21, 2020
<p><strong>What if the Ocean was a patient awaiting a diagnosis? How would the ocean’s health be tested, diagnosed and treated? What is the ‘medical’ history of the patient? In this special one-off episode for National Science Week, Monash Tech School endeavours to understand and explain the current state of the expanse of water that surrounds our nation. With contribution from Professor Richard Reina (Head, Ecophysiology and Conservation Research Group Education Director) at Monash University, Sue Graham (Philip Island Park Ranger) and Dr Paul Harrison (Chief Scientist and co-founder of Mainstream Aquaculture); Listeners will understand how the ocean’s health affects our lives, the potential remedies, technological advances and what we can do to better understand the state of water from our own homes.</strong></p>
July 22, 2020
<p>How does society use technology to promote freedom of thought and critical thinking? Loren Botica (host) analyses the masterpiece and one of the set reading texts for Year 9, Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury, with author/writer Katherine Brabon and teachers Anthea and Annika from Brentwood Secondary College. With expert contribution from Carsten Rudolph, Associate Professor and Head of the Department for Software and Cyber Security at Monash University. </p> <p>Intro/Outro Music: 'Circles' - Colin Starr @tubebackr</p>
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Monash Tech School is at the nexus of leading industry precincts, positioned close to excellent secondary schools, and supported by exceptional tertiary providers. We deliver real-world experiences to school groups from the City of Monash region, through hands-on, deep learning programs that are designed and facilitated by industry experts.
MTS podcasts are designed for the curious, to explore and analyse the world around us, especially the world of STEAM.
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