Podcast: Engineering with Paper with Godwyn Morris Follow Us: Comments 0 Podcast: Engineering with Paper with Godwyn Morris About Paper is one of the most common materials in the classroom and we can use it to expand student STEM skills! We chat with Godwyn Morris about Engineering with paper, a downloadable series that helps students learn how to create and mesh together basic shapes to create complex objects. Hosted by Ben Newsome from Fizzics Education More Information About the FizzicsEd Podcast More about Godwyn Morris Godwyn Morris is the Director of two programs in New York City, Dazzling Discoveries, a STEAM education center for grade school-age children, and Skill Mill NYC a maker space and digital fabrication studio for adults and teens. She is also the inventor of Dazzlinks Cardboard Engineering kits and co-creator of Engineering with Paper, downloadable packets. Godwyn has been working and creating with educators and children for more than 20 years. She is an advocate of making, mixing, trying, testing and playing, all with the aim of teaching creative thinking and problem-solving skills to kids and adults. She works with hundreds of students and teachers every year in classes, camps and professional development workshops. Her expertise is helping educators bridge the gap between teaching content and expanding hands-on exploration. Contact information Website Instagram @DazzlingDiscoveries @EngineeringwithPaper @Dazzlinks  Twitter More about Engineering with Paper The EWP approach is simple. You can use just paper, tape and scissors to make amazing projects. Our approach encourages you to start by learning an “alphabet’ of three-dimensional shapes and then use those in various combinations to make amazing projects. It is perfect for almost any engineering challenge. Engineering with Paper is a series of downloadable packets that model some projects and show you how to make your own. When students know how to build foundational shapes they can do so much more with their creativity. Whether you are prototyping an idea or building a finished product, Engineering with Paper provides simple instructions and inspiration for building a variety of projects. Make a catapult, Ferris wheel, car, habitat, parachute, maze, roller coaster and so much more with just paper tape and scissors. Visit the website or Instagram account to see all the possibilities. Engineering with Paper More about Dazzling Discoveries Dazzling Discoveries STEM Education Center founded in 2002 by Godwyn Morris, provides hands-on learning opportunities to students and teachers in New York City. What began as a small after-school program has grown into a system of hundreds of students, two storefront locations in New York City, partnerships with dozens of schools, a year-round STEM camp for kids and teens, as well as two product lines that empower teachers to incorporate hands-on projects into their lessons. Nearly two decades later, Dazzling Discoveries has established itself as a unique resource for bringing hands-on learning into homes and classrooms through accessible and affordable projects. More about Dazzlinks Cardboard Engineering Kits Durable, reusable, versatile cardboard Shapes and Beams Kits to inspire all sorts of projects. Essentially cardboard pieces with strategically placed holes allows for unlimited possibilities. Use fasteners, pipe cleaners, dowels to connect the pieces. Kits come with all the supplies Dazzlinks With interviews with leading science educators and STEM thought leaders, this science education podcast is about highlighting different ways of teaching kids within and beyond the classroom. It’s not just about educational practice & pedagogy, it’s about inspiring new ideas & challenging conventions of how students can learn about their world! 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Paper is one of the most common materials in the classroom and we can use it to expand student STEM skills! We chat with Godwyn Morris about Engineering with paper, a downloadable series that helps students learn how to create and mesh together basic shapes to create complex objects. Hosted by Ben Newsome from Fizzics Education
More about Godwyn Morris Godwyn Morris is the Director of two programs in New York City, Dazzling Discoveries, a STEAM education center for grade school-age children, and Skill Mill NYC a maker space and digital fabrication studio for adults and teens. She is also the inventor of Dazzlinks Cardboard Engineering kits and co-creator of Engineering with Paper, downloadable packets. Godwyn has been working and creating with educators and children for more than 20 years. She is an advocate of making, mixing, trying, testing and playing, all with the aim of teaching creative thinking and problem-solving skills to kids and adults. She works with hundreds of students and teachers every year in classes, camps and professional development workshops. Her expertise is helping educators bridge the gap between teaching content and expanding hands-on exploration. Contact information Website Instagram @DazzlingDiscoveries @EngineeringwithPaper @Dazzlinks  Twitter More about Engineering with Paper The EWP approach is simple. You can use just paper, tape and scissors to make amazing projects. Our approach encourages you to start by learning an “alphabet’ of three-dimensional shapes and then use those in various combinations to make amazing projects. It is perfect for almost any engineering challenge. Engineering with Paper is a series of downloadable packets that model some projects and show you how to make your own. When students know how to build foundational shapes they can do so much more with their creativity. Whether you are prototyping an idea or building a finished product, Engineering with Paper provides simple instructions and inspiration for building a variety of projects. Make a catapult, Ferris wheel, car, habitat, parachute, maze, roller coaster and so much more with just paper tape and scissors. Visit the website or Instagram account to see all the possibilities. Engineering with Paper More about Dazzling Discoveries Dazzling Discoveries STEM Education Center founded in 2002 by Godwyn Morris, provides hands-on learning opportunities to students and teachers in New York City. What began as a small after-school program has grown into a system of hundreds of students, two storefront locations in New York City, partnerships with dozens of schools, a year-round STEM camp for kids and teens, as well as two product lines that empower teachers to incorporate hands-on projects into their lessons. Nearly two decades later, Dazzling Discoveries has established itself as a unique resource for bringing hands-on learning into homes and classrooms through accessible and affordable projects. More about Dazzlinks Cardboard Engineering Kits Durable, reusable, versatile cardboard Shapes and Beams Kits to inspire all sorts of projects. Essentially cardboard pieces with strategically placed holes allows for unlimited possibilities. Use fasteners, pipe cleaners, dowels to connect the pieces. Kits come with all the supplies Dazzlinks
With interviews with leading science educators and STEM thought leaders, this science education podcast is about highlighting different ways of teaching kids within and beyond the classroom. It’s not just about educational practice & pedagogy, it’s about inspiring new ideas & challenging conventions of how students can learn about their world! Hosted by Ben Newsome
Primary teacher & #aussieED founder Brett Salakas is an inspirational educator who’s worked to create a global network of motivated people on Twitter to make educational theory into classroom practice that works. In this podcast we chat about his new work in WorldSTEM.co where his mission is simple... to bring...
Join Superstar of STEM, Dr Indrani Mukherjee as we discuss the importance of the Earth Sciences for our world and describes her passion for helping people to get involved in STEM.
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