Year in Review: Volume 1
06/23/22 • 50 min
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As the school year draws to a close for many of America's teachers, Katie and Chelsea begin a new tradition of reflecting on what we've learned over the course of the academic year. This is our first annual Year in Review. Thanks for listening!
Sources & Stories:
NBC 4 - Columbus, Ohio - AEP Info
99% Invisible - Episode 480 "Broken Heart Park"
Twenty Thousand Hertz - "The Windsor Hum"
Catster - Siamese Cats Are Temperature-Sensitive Albinos, a.k.a. Walking Heat Maps By Lisa Richman
Crocodile Floating in Water YouTube Video
11 Alive - City of Atlanta cracking down on Airbnb, short term rentals by Savannah Levins
As the school year draws to a close for many of America's teachers, Katie and Chelsea begin a new tradition of reflecting on what we've learned over the course of the academic year. This is our first annual Year in Review. Thanks for listening!
Sources & Stories:
NBC 4 - Columbus, Ohio - AEP Info
99% Invisible - Episode 480 "Broken Heart Park"
Twenty Thousand Hertz - "The Windsor Hum"
Catster - Siamese Cats Are Temperature-Sensitive Albinos, a.k.a. Walking Heat Maps By Lisa Richman
Crocodile Floating in Water YouTube Video
11 Alive - City of Atlanta cracking down on Airbnb, short term rentals by Savannah Levins
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Where No Mann Has Gone Before
1 RecommendationsA passionate advocate for education, Horace Mann served as secretary of the Massachusetts State Board of Education for 20 years and almost single-handedly revolutionized public schooling in America. Join Kate and Chelsea as they explore Mann's achievements and legacy (as well as his unexpected distaste for phonics).
Sources:
Wikipedia - Horace Mann
Next Episode
Commencing Countdown, Engines On
2 RecommendationsMany of us dream of becoming astronauts when we are kids, but only about 600 humans have achieved spaceflight. What does it take to make it into space? Do you have... the right stuff? This week, join Katie and Chelsea as they discuss astronaut candidate school at NASA, the grueling program of training and readiness undertaken by aspiring astronauts. Hear what retired astronaut, engineer, fighter pilot, and singer(!) Chris Hadfield has said about his own experience with astronaut training. Kate discusses the Teacher in Space Project and the legacy of educators' involvement with NASA programs.
Sources and Stories:
UVA Miller Center -The Space Race- Soviets and Americans race to the stars By Maddie Davis
National Aeronautics and Space Administration - Astronaut Selection and Training
Wikipedia - Teacher in Space Project
CNBC - Meet the 12 Americans training to be NASA’s newest astronauts by Marguerite Ward
Downfall: The Case Against Boeing
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