
Two engineers turned educators discuss resources, tips, and current events within the scope of STEM education.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 207 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Show Summary:In this episode of The STEM Space, Claire shares a special behind‑the‑scenes look at a project she’s been leading with her after‑school STEM club, inspired by Andy Weir’s Project Hail Mary and the recent film adaptation. You’ll hear dire... more
Show Summary:What if turning off your selective attention could actually make you more creative? In this episode of The STEM Space, we explore how the brain filters information—and why loosening that filter might be the secret to innovation.You’ll al... more
Show Summary:In this episode of The STEM Space, we explore the fascinating world of the mind’s eye. Some people can picture vivid images in their minds, while others see nothing at all—so where do you fall on the imagination spectrum? We’ll dive into... more
Show Summary:In this episode, Claire introduces us to the fascinating inventor and engineer, Dr. Lonnie Johnson, who is best known for creating the super soaker water gun. However, that is the least of his accomplishments. Claire and Natasha follow w... more
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I recently started a new path in workforce development, education and training for my state. Part of my commitments involve speaking and presenting to K-12 about STEM, particularly drones, transportation and advanced aviation. I find Claire and Natasha’s insights and tips help generate ideas and practical expectations; especially for when I’m a new guest in a school classroom for a couple of hours and the kids are looking to learn from interactive activities.
These gals explain so much and give so many ideas for the classroom ! Such a huge help for this newbie STEM teacher!!! Thank you for all the ideas, lessons, you’re a true gem! Thank you!!!
Love them! Such great advice and ideas to help you in your classroom.
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A practical, education-focused show where two engineers-turned-educators share classroom-tested ideas, curricula strategies, and current events in STEM education. Across episodes, they cover robotics programs, hands-on projects, microschools, game-based learning, mental health in engineering, and broad-reaching curriculum discussions. The hosts frequently spotlight real-world teaching tactics, teacher resources, and outreach activities, making it a solid resource for educators, curriculum developers, and STEM advocates seeking actionable tips and new perspectives. Unique strengths include a strong emphasis on classroom applicability, guest experts from education and engineering, and engaging, relatable storytelling that ties theory to pract... more
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Recent guests on The STEM Space include:
1. Sharon Boese
2. Audrey Gilfillan
3. Alison West
4. David Richards
5. Aaron Thibault
6. Rolanda Baldwin
7. Ki Karou
8. Naomi Hartl
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