Lisa's+Podcasts

The podcasts I have listed here are, for the most part for high-school level- adult. Although this was not my ‘intended audience’ ; it was interesting to see what resources are available for the older student/adult.
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Math

[] Math games and puzzles [] Understanding math language; such as negative numbers/integers [] Algebra and Geometry

History [] military history/ancient weaponry and warfare [] art history [] WW2 history; highlighting people, events, places

Lang. Arts [] WAS a podcast series featuring workplace ‘demeanor’ & communication w/ songs/humor—not to be taken seriously, in my opinion [] a variety of podcasts incl: ‘teacher tips’, childrens’ books, (suggestions/discussion) using technology, ..geared toward primary –middle schoolers [] orations & writings (fables) written by 5th gr. Students—also helpful to increase language for ELL students

Science [] podcasts of various subjects; latest on food safety [] Brain Science Podcast is an interview with Randy Gallistel, PhD, Co-Director of the Rutgers Center for Cognitive Science and co-author (with Adam Philip King) of Memory and the Computational Brain: Why Cognitive Science will Transform Neuroscience. We discuss why read/write memory is an essential element of computation with an emphasis on the animal experiments that support the claim that brains must possess read/write memory [] 2/02/2010 Various subjects re: research, consumer info, ecology, other science-related topics Car recalls, trees in space, Peruvian potatoes, genetic doping and screaming teeth. 05/02/2009 NASA's future; Studying exo planets from Earth; Science research row and giant salamanders. The colour of dinosaurs; 40 years living with guillemots; Satellites and Kenyan farmers

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