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Podcast · By Chris Stoker · English · Official site

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  1. Episode · Aug 28, 2026

    Elevating Student Voice with the Idaho Ecosystem Student Ambassador Program (opens the original)

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    Title: Elevating Student Voice with the Idaho Ecosystem Student Ambassador Program Host: Chris Stoker Guests: Darrell & Cohen (Student Ambassadors), Sonya McGruder & Ashley Schaffner (STEM Hub Coordinators) Welcome to the kickoff of Season 5! Host Chris Stoker explores the Idaho Ecosystem Student Ambassador (IESA) program—a flexible initiative for 6th–12th graders that empowers students to lead in STEM without adding heavy workloads for educators. In This Episode: Part 1 (Student Perspective): R

  2. Episode · Jul 8, 2026

    Ambitious Science Teaching book study roundup (opens the original)

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    What does it really take to shift a science classroom from covering content to helping students make sense of phenomena? In this episode, Chris Stoker talks with Emily and Jamie about the lessons they learned while leading an Idaho Science Teaching Association book study on Ambitious Science Teaching (AST). Practical tips discussed about AST strategies: they force students to think more deeply they work k-12 and you can start off small they raise state test scores link to Idaho Science Teaching

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