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.

Science 360
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Podcast Overview
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.
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July 1, 2024
Ep. 98 - The Best of Season 5: Highlights from Science 360
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!<br /><br />Today you will hear from:<br /><ol><li>Dr. Greg Hammer, MD, a mindfulness expert who talks about modulating the effects of the vagus nerve on your parasympathetic nervous system. Do you get stressed? Listen to Dr. Hammer!</li><li>Dr. Tim Dasey, an expert on AI and author of the book Wisdom Factories. Have you wondered about how AI will factor into your world? Check out my episode with Tim and find him on LinkedIn as well for lots of blogs on AI and education.</li><li>Mr. Peter Phillips-Johnston, a former student of mine who has become an expert in linguistics. Peter talks about how learning anything is possible, with the right mindset.</li><li>Dr. Marcelo Gleiser, Templeton Prize Winner. Dr. Gleiser is a deep thinker on all things science and philosophy, an intellectual who emphasizes the need for creativity and art.</li><li>Dr. Ross Laird, a professor who promotes a mindful change in the education system. Ross will push the way you consider the traditional classroom.</li><li>Dr. Sarika Cullis-Suzuki, the host of CBC's The Nature of Things. You might recognize her name, but Sarika brings all the knowledge and enthusiasm for learning science as her father did.</li><li>Dr. Julia Huggins, an expert on the microscopic world of microbes, the very thing that sustains all life on the planet! Julia was so interesting, I had her on for a two-part series!</li></ol>

June 24, 2024
Ep. 97 - Discovering Pluto and Beyond: Insights from the Lowell Observatory with Todd Gonzales
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. <br /><br />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. Todd is here to share with us the rich history and groundbreaking discoveries made at Lowell Observatory. We'll delve into the story of Percival Lowell, the visionary who founded the observatory, driven by his fascination with Mars and his desire to determine if there was any life there.<br /><br />We'll also discuss the construction and significance of the iconic Clarke Telescope, and the fascinating tales of how Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto were discovered.<br /><br />Additionally, we'll touch on the incredible contributions of Vesto Slipher, whose work provided the first evidence that our universe is expanding.<br /><br />For any teachers tuning in, get ready for a wealth of information about our solar system that you can bring back to your classrooms. So, without further ado, let's welcome Todd Gonzales to the show.

June 17, 2024
Ep. 96 - Exploring Ocean Microbes: Dr. Julia Huggins On the Climate Effects of Warming, Acidification and Deoxygenation of the Oceans
<b>Dr. Julia Huggins Part 2</b><br /><br />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 global weather patterns and climate stability.<br /><br />Dr. Huggins delves into the consequences of disrupted oceanic conditions, highlighting how changes in temperature, pH levels, and oxygen availability can lead to significant shifts in microbial populations. These shifts can have cascading effects on marine ecosystems, from the smallest plankton to the largest marine mammals. By understanding these connections, we can better appreciate the importance of preserving ocean health in the face of climate change.<br /><br />Additionally, Dr. Huggins emphasizes the need for robust scientific research and global cooperation to mitigate these issues. She discusses potential strategies for protecting ocean circulation and maintaining microbial balance, ensuring a sustainable future for our oceans and, by extension, our planet. This episode offers valuable insights into the intricate web of life beneath the waves and underscores the urgent need to address environmental challenges affecting our seas.<br /><br />Please rate, review and share this episode and this podcast with your friends and colleagues.
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