Ep. 13 - Critical Thinking Starts With Getting It Wrong: Practical Teacher Tips

Ep. 13 - Critical Thinking Starts With Getting It Wrong: Practical Teacher Tips

In this episode of STEM Conversations, we meet with Paul Tyler, whose career spans biochemist, primary teacher and now content curator at Smart Stems. We discuss the importance of being comfortable with failure in building effective problem-solving skills. We explore how embracing failure contributes to critical thinking and fosters a resilient approach to STEM education.Engineering is more than just building models; it’s a way of thinking. Joined by Paul Tyler, we look at how to move beyond "step-by-step" crafts and help students develop the Engineering Habits of Mind needed for real-world success.We cover productive failure, oracy and talk, sustainable STEM and skill acquisition. Whether you're looking to reduce classroom mess or boost student engagement, this episode provides actionable strategies to transform your STEM teaching.

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Behind the Science: Inside the World of Cancer Research

Behind the Science: Inside the World of Cancer Research

In Episode 19 of STEM Conversations, biomedical scientist and PhD candidate Steph Munroe joins hosts Sarah and Ash to reveal the true realities of scientific research. Discover how a decade of NHS lab...

25 Aug 56min

Who Belongs in Physics? Why Representation Matters.

Who Belongs in Physics? Why Representation Matters.

In this episode, we are joined by Rebecca Rebecca Peacock who shares her story from studying physics in a male-dominated environment to becoming a passionate advocate for equity in science education.R...

3 Aug 40min

On Target - Disability, Womanhood and the Paralympics

On Target - Disability, Womanhood and the Paralympics

In this episode, we speak with world champion Danielle Brown MBE about her journey into, and unexpectedly out of, the Paralympics.Danielle lives with Regional Pain Syndrome, a neurological condition t...

4 Jun 44min

Ep. 14 - Teaching the Classroom We Have Today: Practical Teacher Tips

Ep. 14 - Teaching the Classroom We Have Today: Practical Teacher Tips

If they don’t give you a seat at the table, bring a folding chair 🪑In episode 14, we speak with Helen Maddison Neill, Senior Lecturer of Primary Education at Edge Hill University. Helen reminds us th...

13 Mai 44min

Ep. 12 -From Physics to Educational Publishing

Ep. 12 -From Physics to Educational Publishing

In this episode of STEM Conversations, Matteo Orsini-Jones shares his unique journey from studying physics to founding his own educational publishing company, Orso. He discusses the importance of expl...

7 Apr 42min

Ep. 11 - Women in STEM and the Power of Representation

Ep. 11 - Women in STEM and the Power of Representation

In episode 11 of STEM Conversations, Sarah and Ash are joined by Sarah Mills, former Analytical Chemist at AstraZeneca, Head of Science, and now Beyond Secondary Segment Manager at Twinkl.We explore h...

16 Mar 34min

Ep. 10 - From the Army to the Classroom: What STEM Education Gets Wrong

Ep. 10 - From the Army to the Classroom: What STEM Education Gets Wrong

In this episode of STEM Conversations, Sarah and Ash speak with Fair Metcalfe, who shares her unique journey from military service to education. With over 13 years of teaching experience and a focus o...

5 Mar 41min

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