Best K-12 Podcasts (Page 114)

The USA Science & Engineering Festival's Nifty Fifty Podcast featuring science technology engineering and math professionals speaking to K-12 schools to educate students about the real world of STEM and inspire them to pursue STEM careers in their future. Nifty Fifty is presented by InfoComm International, the force behind every audio visual experience. Nifty Fifty is a program of the USA Science and Engineering Festival, and founding and presenting host Lockheed Martin. To learn more about the Festival, visit usasciencefestival.org

Just a little experiment with technology like mythbusters but without all the scientific stuff.

The Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching has interviewed people whose work bears on agendas that are central to the Foundation. Although the views of the interviewees are not necessarily those of Carnegie, we hope that they provide food for thought and support positive change and enhanced learning in our nation’s schools.

Radio FPS is the radio station of Finham Park's school community, and operates for the students, parents and friends of Finham Park. It is operated by students, and plays a mix of songs from different genres, talk, interviews with significant members of the school, and other features.

Chapter 1 Algebra II

Talking Civics is a personal look at civics in action. Podcasts feature conversations with individuals about their experiences as first-hand participants in civic history and civic affairs.The Talking Civics Podcast is produced by the Center for Civic Education and supports the Center's main curricular programs: We the People: The Citizen and the Constitution, We the People: Project Citizen, the Civitas International Programs, the School Violence Prevention Demonstration Program, Representative Democracy in America, and the Campaign to Promote Civic Education.

Every Wednesday we do a live eluminate help session for teachers to tune in, learn a new tool, and ask questions. We then post the audio here. Sometimes during the week we release another post and chat about what's going on with technology and our classrooms.

Strength Radio is a podcast station that caters for the high school needs of teenagers. We discuss all kinds of topics from the purpose of you getting out of bed in a morning, to why it is so important for you to get to bed in the first place. Can you spell melatonin? (We can). The whole purpose of Strength Radio is to give you the insight into how to become more successful in all areas of high school life. Now don't think we are going to do all the work for you, or take those dreaded exams, but we will help you by highlighting effective strategies, encourage you to see the big picture of your educational potential, and help you set daily goals that will pave the way to many happier school days. It all about becoming a more awesome you. Oh, having some fun on the way. Strength Radio works in conjunction with (and is indeed an integral part of) the forthcoming Power Up Pocket Coach App. Listen to the relevant podcasts and set your goals accordingly. Quick, simple, and highly effective!

In this podcast series, turntablist Kuttin Kandi, one of the best battle DJs in the game, demonstrates the basics of her instrument.

Workout, Cool Down & Motivational Music Designed for PE Teachers. Brought to you by The PE Geek

EdTech and Innovation podcast

Everest Takes Action is a student created and run podcast that looks at the role government plays in the lives of America's youth.

Acting Manitou's podcast bringing you the latest from camp, Broadway and the world!

Media Communications Student Podcasts

The Freestyle Club president and vicepresident combine to make a podcast for and about Harbor Teacher Preperation Academy student members of the Freestyle Club.

Conversations with Louisiana's voices of education choice.

Listen to the official podcast channel for Broward County Public Schools.

A teacher tries to convince a comic that their jobs are the same and that the two can learn from each other; which side are you on? Preview/pitch for Podquest 2016

On June 23, 2011, OK Go performed at The Kennedy Center in one of the most exciting free concerts of the summer. Inspired by the band's innovative use of video, the Kennedy Center invited 15 Twitter followers to help film the show and create the Center's first crowdsourced concert video. This podcast includes concert videos and interviews with OK Go’s Damian Kulash, who talks about his education in the arts, starting the band, and how a visit to New Orleans helped save his musical soul. For more on this event, visit http://artsedge.kennedy-center.org/multimedia/series/VideoStories/ok-go-at-kc

We’ll speak with some of the most inspiring and insightful educators around, find out what makes them tick, and also get them to break down every acronym or edu-speak term that we can.

Abraham Lincoln was one of America's most unmusical presidents: he could neither play an instrument nor carry a tune. Yet he had a passionate love of the arts—enjoying everything from sentimental ballads to  nonsense songs, from melodrama to opera. This 3-part audio series explores Lincoln’s relationship to the arts of his time.

The AfterSchool KidzScience™ Video Clips provide strategies for how to lead the activities easily and effectively.

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