Podcast: One World Robotics Competition Follow Us: Comments 0 One World Robotics Competition About Find out about the OneWorld Robotics competition being held in Australia and Asian countries for 2019. It’s all about students applying digital literacy skills to a real-world problem! Hosted by Ben Newsome from Fizzics Education More Information About the FizzicsEd Podcast More about the OneWorld Robotics Competition Mastering STEAM-related skills is essential for students to become innovative job creators in our fast-changing society. The ability to harness STEAM skillsets will define 21st-century leaders. The OneWorld Robotics Competition aims to: Challenge students to apply robotic STEAM-related skills to solve real-world problems​ Inspire students to develop creative problem-solving skills​ Engage students in collaborative teamwork ​ Utilize effective communication​ Encourage agility and adaptability in a competition environment More about Kurt Yang Kurt product manager who is passionate about leveraging innovative digital technologies and design thinking agile methodology to remove frictions and improve customer experiences, especially in the financial services industry (Fintech) and education industry (EduTech). 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 Other Episodes Episode: 15 " Making human biology come alive! " Comments 0 The Museum of Human Disease… biology teaching at its best Ben Newsome August 20, 2017 Biology Edchat Education Museums Podcasts Scicomm Scied STEM Teaching Video Conferencing Hidden in the heart of UNSW is the Museum of Human Disease, a fascinating site filled with over 3000 unique specimens for students study and for the public to check out. Recently named one of the city’s treasures by the Sydney Morning Herald, the museum is part of the school... Read More Listen Episode: 49 " Interviews on STEM " Comments 0 STEMpunk Ben Newsome April 15, 2018 Edchat Podcasts Scicomm STEM This week it's a dual interview... one between Tom Gordon who helps anchor the STEMpunk podcast and Ben from the FizzicsEd podcast! Tom Gordon is a highly accomplished science communicator, where his work at Kickstart at the University of Sydney gives him the chance to show high school students what... Read More Listen Love Science? Subscribe! Join our newsletter Receive more lesson plans and fun science ideas. Calendar of Events Powered by Eventbrite Featured FizzicsEd Podcast How the ASTC helps science centers shine! Comments 0 Topics Apps [9] Agriculture [2] Art [12] Augmented Reality [3] AussieED [1] Awards [10] Big History [1] Biology [33] Books [1] China [1] Churchill Fellowship [19] Cleveland [1] Club [4] Coding [11] Cooking [3] Dinosaurs [6] Distance Education [31] Eastershow [2] Edchat [208] Edtech [54] Education [157] Educhange [5] Environment [23] Events [38] Farming [1] Food [2] Gaming [5] Gifted [5] History [2] Indigenous [3] Kids [28] Kids Parties [4] Kitchen Chemistry [6] Maker Space [11] Maths [6] Media [14] Museums [30] Music [1] NASA [6] National Science Week [2] Outdoors [28] Outreach [32] Ozscied [2] Podcasts [94] Pop Culture [4] Preschool [20] Remote Education [3] Robotics [8] Safety [2] Scicomm [126] Scied [34] Science [3] Science News [4] Social Media [7] Soils [1] Space Science [14] Sport [7] STEM [162] Teaching [191] Television [2] Toys & Gadgets [1] Video Conferencing [29] Virtual Excursions [3] Edutech [23] Distance Learning [3] primary education [22] literacy [2] secondary education [15] Christmas [1] experiments [4] seasonal [1] competitions [5] careers [2] Physics [2] Chemistry [1] design thinking [4] project-based learning [4] family [3] Inclusive education [3] Classroom management [1] Student encouragement [1] STEAM [1] Higher education [1] Load More Topics
Find out about the OneWorld Robotics competition being held in Australia and Asian countries for 2019. It’s all about students applying digital literacy skills to a real-world problem! Hosted by Ben Newsome from Fizzics Education
More about the OneWorld Robotics Competition Mastering STEAM-related skills is essential for students to become innovative job creators in our fast-changing society. The ability to harness STEAM skillsets will define 21st-century leaders. The OneWorld Robotics Competition aims to: Challenge students to apply robotic STEAM-related skills to solve real-world problems​ Inspire students to develop creative problem-solving skills​ Engage students in collaborative teamwork ​ Utilize effective communication​ Encourage agility and adaptability in a competition environment More about Kurt Yang Kurt product manager who is passionate about leveraging innovative digital technologies and design thinking agile methodology to remove frictions and improve customer experiences, especially in the financial services industry (Fintech) and education industry (EduTech).
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
Hidden in the heart of UNSW is the Museum of Human Disease, a fascinating site filled with over 3000 unique specimens for students study and for the public to check out. Recently named one of the city’s treasures by the Sydney Morning Herald, the museum is part of the school...
This week it's a dual interview... one between Tom Gordon who helps anchor the STEMpunk podcast and Ben from the FizzicsEd podcast! Tom Gordon is a highly accomplished science communicator, where his work at Kickstart at the University of Sydney gives him the chance to show high school students what...
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