No Series: Teaching Channel Presents: STEM in Action

Teaching Channel Presents: STEM in Action

Lesson Objective: Watch full one-hour Teaching Channel Presents public television episodes online. Go to http://www.teachingchannel.org/tv-schedule to see TV schedule for future episodes.

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Science, Technology, Engineering and Math come alive as students take on engineering challenges that encourage them to think like scientists. Design, collaboration, calculations, and predictions all play a role in these lessons.?

7 Comments

robert edmondson Apr 8, 2022 9:47am

thanks

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Treva Reichert Jun 16, 2021 5:23pm

First of all, watching this video makes me wish I had these opportunities when I was in school. I had bad math teachers and created a phobia against it. I liked sciencebiology and anatomy, but never had a teacher that was inspiring and engaging. This video was also inspiring. Since I am a music teacher, I am going to research sound science experiments. My goal is to continue emphasizing how music is connected to everything. In addition, I liked how this video showed underrepresented groups in STEM field. Both gender and ethnicity were represented here and the kids were very engaged.

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Dan Houston May 16, 2019 10:01am

What light imaging app was used on the Ipads?

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Alfred Olivas Jan 15, 2021 2:06am

It looks like the boy opens the Photobooth app when he uses the iPad. I wonder how accurate this app would be in representing true heat differnces. It does not have a temperature associated with the image, thus, the reason why the students work is cimplimented by temperature probes. There are however actual Heat Transfer image apps, as well as associated camera hardware attachments for reading Heat transfer.

NOTE: I rewatched it and he DOES mention that it is NOT a heat imaging camera/app, but rather a light imaging camera, which does serve the purpose of heat differnces.

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