#FidlerFridays: Meet @SpinUpSci , PhD candidate at @IUBloomington & a finalist for the 2024-25 Paul P. Fidler Research Grant researching physics teachers' career trajectories. His time as a high school physics teacher + mentors led to success as a teacher & researcher.
Hi #iteachphysics folks, this June 13-16 is the annual @aapt_ptra institute, held in Arlington, TX.
Come join us for make-n-takes, demos, laser cooling, building a strong professional network, and more. Travel scholarships are available.
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@SteveMaier_ Not a podcast, but I highly recommend the book "What Unites Us" by Dan Rather. He narrates the audio book with the expertise developed over a long career
Two years later I am still angry with Google for removing a good music player and replacing it with the utter garbage that is @youtubemusic. I would rather drive in silence than use that app as a music service.
@WesleyMorganSHS I love the @smartereveryday series on slingshots. Simple presentation for most students with moments of good insight for advanced students.
It never occurred to me to think about it, but it turns out that Post-It notes are not meant to stay in one spot for 15 years. I should just use normal bookmarks.
@MrJoeMilliano I want to submit a petition to add mile markers to all Jungle Law billboards. They're all I really want to see between St Louis and KC anyway 😂
My Alexa: Did you know you can stream a gazillion songs?
Me: Listen here surveillance robot lady, you exist exclusively for my toddler, and she is only interested in three songs.
High school English teachers: These grammar and writing rules are important and everyone needs to follow them so that your writing is understandable.
Writers in higher ed: This paper is too long, let's break this grammar rules so we can save 4 characters.
Tomorrow I start year 31 in the classroom, here’s a list of the lessons I’ve learned over my 3 decades working with teens…
1. Don’t fart in class
2. If you ever fall, they will act like you are old and broke a hip.
3. If you feed them then you have to always feed them.
@hankgreen If you haven't read the children's book, Mario and the Hole in the Sky, it's a great telling of this story that my students love every semester
@KimFreudenberg I seem to remember someone showing me how they took a cheap pen apart, passed a nylon string through the empty barrel, tied a mass to one end and a spring scale to the other. When twirled by hand you *can* get a somewhat constant tension and count revolutions.