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Mark Royce
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Science Modeling Talks
Episode 69 – ReCast – Ray Howanski – “AMTA Past, Present and Future”
In this episode, Mark talks with Ray Howanski, CEO of the AMTA. They talk about the origins of AMTA, the big ideas behind modeling instruction, and how the modeling community has changed over time. They talk about the plans that are ahead for AMTA, including a new website and easier ways to connect teachers to one another. They finish with talking about efforts to include data science in the modeling framework and to keep science involved in the larger discussion of data science in education. Guest Ray Howanski Ray Howanski worked for Ridley School District teaching...
2025-06-01
46 min
Science Modeling Talks
Episode 68 – Beth Burns – “The Importance of Building Student Community”
In this episode, Mark talks with Beth Burns, who is a modeler and modeling workshop leader who teaches chemistry to both high school and college students. They talk about her journey from working in industry to teaching, and to modeling instruction. They talk about how whiteboarding is so importing in modeling instruction as part of giving students autonomy in their own learning. Guest Elizabeth Burns Elizabeth Burns has been teaching Advanced Placement Chemistry as well as Syracuse University Project Advance (SUPA) Forensic Science at Fairport High School in western New York State for over 20 years. She...
2025-05-01
29 min
Science Modeling Talks
Episode 67 - Ray Howanski - "AMTA Past, Present and Future"
In this episode, Mark talks with Ray Howanski, CEO of the AMTA. They talk about the origins of AMTA, the big ideas behind modeling instruction, and how the modeling community has changed over time. They talk about the plans that are ahead for AMTA, including a new website and easier ways to connect teachers to one another. They finish with talking about efforts to include data science in the modeling framework and to keep science involved in the larger discussion of data science in education. Guest Ray Howanski Ray Howanski worked for Ridley School District teaching...
2025-04-01
46 min
Transforming Lives Bible Show
EP #193 w/ Bishop Singleton | Topic: "God's Standard For Love" | Scripture: Mark 12:30-31
Show Notes for Transforming Lives Bible Radio with Bishop D. Virginia SingletonEpisode Title: God's Standard for LoveScripture Reference: Mark 12:30-31🎙 Host: Bishop D. Virginia SingletonEpisode Overview:In this powerful episode of Transforming Lives Bible Radio, Bishop D. Virginia Singleton dives deep into the topic of "God's Standard for Love."Love is not just a feeling but a commandment and a way of life for believers. As we explore Mark 12:30-31, we will uncover how God defines love and how we, as His followers, are called to live it out...
2025-03-19
59 min
Science Modeling Talks
Episode 66 – Geoff Nunes – “In learning, especially for physics, a key component is soak time”
In this episode, Mark and Geoff talk about how Geoff learned about modeling methods and the various mini-labs he has developed to help illustrate student thinking about new phenomena. They talk about the challenges presented by increasing the number of topics covered in a course without increasing the number of instructional days, necessitating the instructor to determine what can be cut to save time while remaining true to the ideals of modeling. Finally, Geoff describes some of the tools he has published on his website and they ways they can be use. Guest Geoff Nunes Geoff...
2025-03-01
35 min
Transforming Lives Bible Show
EP #190 w/ Bishop Singleton | Topic: "The Power Of True Love" 1 John 4:9-10; Mark 12:29-31
Show Notes for Transforming Lives Bible Radio ShowHost: Bishop Dr. Virginia SingletonEpisode Title: The Power of True LoveScriptures: 1 John 4:9-10; Mark 12:29-31Episode Overview:In this powerful episode of Transforming Lives Bible Radio Show, Bishop Dr. Virginia Singleton explores The Power of True Love as revealed through God's Word. Love is an emotion and a divine force that transforms lives, heals wounds, and strengthens our faith. Bishop Singleton unpacks the biblical foundation of love, emphasizing its origin in God and its application in our daily relationships.Key Discussion Points:God's Ultimate...
2025-02-19
58 min
Science Modeling Talks
Episode 65 - Cynthia Passmore - "Models Are the Functional Unit of Scientific Thought"
In this episode, Mark talks with Cynthia Passmore, who is a professor of science education at the University of California, Davis. They talk about the differences between the approach to modeling developed at ASU and UC Davis, which seem to be more and more similar as time goes by. They talk about how all of our understanding in scientific study is based on models, even if we do not specifically hold those up as "models" per se. We use mental models to explain the world around us and to better understand how and why certain interactions happen the way they...
2025-02-01
32 min
Science Modeling Talks
Episode 64 - Brooke Jenkins - "Developing Concurrent Enrollment for High Schools / Grants for Teacher P.D"
In this episode, Mark talks with Brooke Jenkins about her early teaching career, her time at ASU, and then as an adjunct instructor at Estrella Mountain Community College, where she was introduced to modeling instruction. They talk about her work with BYU Idaho, and her move to Utah, where she has helped to develop concurrent enrollment classes for high school students to take the course at their high school while earning college credit at Weber State University. She has been creating professional development for the high school teachers who administer the concurrent enrollment chemistry classes. She uses labs from the...
2025-01-01
36 min
Science Modeling Talks
Episode 63 – ReCast – Kathy Harper – “Ohio State University, Modeling and Engineering”
In this episode, Mark talks with Kathy Harper, a senior lecturer in engineering education at The Ohio State University. She tells us about how she found her way to a modeling workshop half her lifetime ago, and how modeling has changed her life. They also talk about the work that Kathy has done bringing modeling workshops to Ohio, and then having workshops to develop small activities to bring tastes of engineering to our science courses. We hope you enjoy listening! Guest Bios Kathy Harper Kathy Harper is a senior lecturer in the Department of Engineering Education at The...
2024-12-01
49 min
Science Modeling Talks
Episode 62 - Phil Root - "Modeling at the College Level and Advanced Workshops"
This week, Mark talks with Phil Root about the differences he sees between teaching using modeling methodology at the high school level and the college level. They talk about Phil's experience helping to adapt modeling materials for physical science to the Next Generation Science Standards, and how much he enjoyed building a storyline for those units. They talk about the advanced modeling workshops, including the new materials Phil helped to develop for them, and the various topics covered. They finish with Phil's advice for folks just starting out on a modeling instruction journey. Guests Phil Root Phil Root t...
2024-11-01
32 min
Science Modeling Talks
Episode 61 - Ray Howanski - His Modeling Approach and Where He's Leading the AMTA
This month, Mark talks with the executive officer of the AMTA, Ray Howanski. They talk about the importance of getting at student thinking and effective student-led discussions, and the transformation that happens when students start being the scientists rather than just looking to the authority figure for the "right answers." They talk about the difference between modeling workshops and distance learning courses and the value of time spent face-to-face, especially for a teacher's first or first in-depth experience with modeling instruction. They discuss what the AMTA has been working on and what's coming soon as well as ways to get...
2024-10-01
43 min
Science Modeling Talks
Episode 60 – F. Joseph Merlino – “The Case For Repurposing Education”
This month, Mark talks with F. Joseph Merlino about the work he has done using grants from the National Science Foundation to reform math and science education. They talk about his work in Egypt overhauling their whole education system, working with the decision-makers to identify their biggest challenges and then how they can design school around preparing students to solve those big problems. They talk in particular about the success of the government-funded STEM schools and the role that modelers played in training the educators. They talk about formative assessment, and how it is not only for the benefit of...
2024-09-01
41 min
Science Modeling Talks
Episode 59 - Patrick Daisley - "Helping to Launch the AMTA"
In this episode, Mark talks with Patrick Daisley, long-time modeler and science teacher. They talk about challenges he had when a beginner modeler, good advice that he took and made part of his own routine, and developing a modeling instruction framework and curriculum for integrated science, physics and chemistry. They talk about the origin of the AMTA and Patrick's part in it. Guests Patrick Daisley Patrick taught physics, science and mathematics for 29 years, including freshman level integrated science, physics, AP-1 physics and AP-C physics. Patrick earned a Masters Degree in Science Education in 1998 and became a National Board...
2024-08-01
33 min
Science Modeling Talks
Episode 58 – ReCast – Marta Stoeckle – Thoughts on Instructional Shifts and Educational Equity
In this recast episode from July 2021, Mark talks with Marta Stoeckle, who teaches physics and other science courses outside St. Paul, Minnesota. They talk about the improvements Marta experienced in her teaching after attending a modeling workshop. This led to their discussion of Marta's research in STEM education. Finally, they talk about the new way for modelers to connect -- the AMTA Discord server. Guest Bio Marta Stoeckle Marta Stoeckle has been teaching science at Tartan High School just outside of St. Paul, Minnesota since 2009. She teaches mostly Physics and AP Physics 1, with occasional sections of other courses...
2024-07-01
38 min
Science Modeling Talks
Episode 57 – Mike Vargas – “STEM Acceleration”
Mark talks with veteran physics teacher and proponent of physics first in high school. He talks about how the connecting thread of energy should start in middle school and continue through 12th grade. They talk about the Cactus Caucus, advocating to get funding for more teacgers to get state certified to teach STEM classes in Arizona. Then they talk about the Arizona STEM Acceleration Project, which brings on teacher fellows each year. One benefit of this program for all teachers is the free content produced by their STEM fellows, including some modeling-friendly materials in their lesson plan archive. Guests
2024-06-01
33 min
Science Modeling Talks
Episode 56 - Amanda Whitehurst - "Training and Equiping Teachers for STEM"
Mark and Amanda talk about her background as a middle school teacher, the STEM master's program she took at ASU, which introduced her to modeling instruction and eventually led her to found the Cactus Caucus, which advocated for funding for teachers to recertify to teach physics, chemistry and other high-needs areas in Arizona schools. They talk about her move from teaching to the Arizona STEM Acceleration Project at ASU, how this project works, and about building community among our teachers. Guests Amanda Whitehurst Amanda Whitehurst spent thirteen years teaching third through eighth grade in Arizona Schools with a...
2024-05-01
39 min
Science Modeling Talks
Episode 55 – Paul Sasso – “Astronomy Modeling has so much to offer”
In this episode, Mark talks with Paul Sasso, a physics and astronomy teacher from Maine. They talk about Paul's experience as a new teacher and his introduction to modeling instruction, and later to the new modeling astronomy materials. After taking the modeling astronomy workshop and returning as both participant and "intern," Paul was invited to attend modeling workshop leader training. They talk about that experience and then dive into more thoughts on the astronomy and exoplanets materials, the virtual course, and engaging hands-on activities for the students. Guests Paul L. Sasso Paul L. Sasso is a high school...
2024-04-01
38 min
Science Modeling Talks
Episode 54 - Scott Milam - “The historical progression of chemistry and a book titled Teaching Introductory Chemistry”
In this episode, Mark talks with chemistry teacher Scott Milam. They talk about his interest in the history of chemistry thinking and the development of models in chemistry as far back as hundreds of years ago. They talk about how Scott thinks about teaching chemistry, and the questions he is focusing on right now. This leads them to talk about setting up assessments so he focuses very intentionally on key goals in each unit. They also talk about his chemistry content, his YouTube Channel, and Scott's book Teaching Introductory Chemistry. Guests Scott Milam Scott Milam currently teaches chemistry...
2024-03-01
46 min
The Coaches
Creating Growth Environments ft. Mark Huffman | #TheCoaches EP. 12
To truly make a big impact, it's not just about having a team but also about creating an environment where they can grow. Today, I'm joined by Coach Mark to discuss what sets great growth environments apart from the rest.We'll explore how to turn a group of individuals into a thriving team by focusing on key factors like communication, collaboration, and continuous learning. Coach Mark will share practical tips drawn from his experience to help leaders and managers create cultures that foster both success and personal growth.✅ Follow Coach Markhttps://www.instagram.co...
2024-03-01
47 min
Science Modeling Talks
Episode 53 – Mark Lattery – Modeling Method and Modeling Teachers International
In this episode, Mark talks with Mark Lattery, professor of physics at University of Wisconson, OshKosh. He has taught using modeling methods since 1999. He does research in experimental particle physics and modeling methods. They talk about modeling physics in Mark Lattery's college-level physics course for non-majors, and how Mark first learned about modeling early in his teaching career. Guests Mark Lattery Mark Lattery received a Ph. D. degree in experimental particle physics and a M.Ed. in curriculum and instruction from the University of Minnesota/Twin Cities. He is Distinguished Professor of Physics, the 2021 David Hestenes Award for...
2024-02-01
40 min
Science Modeling Talks
Episode 52 - Karle Delo - Implementing A.I. In The Classroom
In this episode, Mark talks with Karle Delo about how teachers could use AI tools to generate ideas for connections between topics of study and areas of interest for their students. She talks about how to get started using AI and discusses the importance of not ignoring it entirely. She has many good resources and encourages teachers to take a look and see what could help them improve their practice or even streamline the sub plan building process. Guests Karle Delo Karle Delo is the Curriculum Director and an instructional coach at Ovid-Elsie Area Schools in Mid-Michigan. Before...
2024-01-01
36 min
Science Modeling Talks
Episode 50 - Deanna Cullen - Editor for ChemEdX
In this episode, Mark talks with Deanna Cullen, about her work as a teacher, how she came to modeling, and how it changed her teaching. They talk about the work she is doing now with the Journal of Chemical Education and with ChemEdX, the Chemical Education Exchange. They also talk about Target Inquiry, a 2 1/2 year long professional development program which gives teachers the opportunity to do research and develop labs to build inquiry skills. They talk about summer conferences for chemistry teachers and the benefit of that kind of professional development. Guests Deanna Cullen Deanna Cullen is the...
2023-11-01
32 min
Science Modeling Talks
Episode 49 - Kathy Malone - "FCI, the cognitive and metacognitive benefits of modeling and Kazakhstan"
In this episode, Mark talks with Kathy Malone about her first exposure to modeling instruction methodology through the very first modeling physics workshop. They talk about Kathy's role in working to create the initial biology modeling materials, her research and work in Kazakhstan, and finally the research she has just recently published. Guests Kathy Malone Kathy holds undergraduate degrees in biology and physics education and master's degrees in Science Teaching and Instructional Science. She took her first course in physics modeling at ASU in 1995. She has since taught physics using modeling at both the high school and college...
2023-10-01
47 min
Late Night Radio with Jerry Royce Live!
LATE NIGHT WITH JERRY ROYCE LIVE & KIMMIE KIM EP 874 w/ Pastor Cindy Rudolph & LaShawn D. Gary Presents "Help My Unbelief!"
Pastor Cindy Rudolph & LaShawn D. Gary Presents "Help My Unbelief!"HELP MY UNBELIEFThe Story Behind the SongSome time ago, while going through a difficult season, Pastor Cindy Rudolph found herself in a faith crisis. As she called on the Lord, she was reminded of the story recorded in the Gospel of Mark, chapter 9. A father asked Jesus to heal his son, but because he had previously been disappointed, when he petitioned the Lord, he said, “If you are able to do anything, have pity on us and help us.” Jesus said to him...
2023-09-26
1h 33
Late Night Radio with Jerry Royce Live!
LATE NIGHT WITH JERRY ROYCE LIVE & KIMMIE KIM EP 874 w/ Pastor Cindy Rudolph & LaShawn D. Gary Presents "Help My Unbelief!"
Pastor Cindy Rudolph & LaShawn D. Gary Presents "Help My Unbelief!"HELP MY UNBELIEFThe Story Behind the SongSome time ago, while going through a difficult season, Pastor Cindy Rudolph found herself in a faith crisis. As she called on the Lord, she was reminded of the story recorded in the Gospel of Mark, chapter 9. A father asked Jesus to heal his son, but because he had previously been disappointed, when he petitioned the Lord, he said, “If you are able to do anything, have pity on us and help us.” Jesus said to him...
2023-09-26
1h 33
Science Modeling Talks
Episode 48 - Mitchell Sweet - Proportional Reasoning
In this episode, Mark talks with Mitch Sweet, who teaches using modeling methodology at Scottsdale Community College. They discuss his journey with modeling, and the many workshops he attended before becoming a workshop facilitator. They talk about building a community of modelers and the differences between high school and college. Finally, they talk about the work that Mitch and others have done researching the effectiveness of using proportional reasoning to get students to link about how changing one variable would affect the other, rather than just blindly plugging numbers into an algorithm. Guests Mitch Sweet Mitch has been...
2023-09-01
38 min
Creatrix Culture
Illuminate the Soul (w/ Ron Interpreter, Lana Anderson Royce, Mark Royce)
SaraWolf, Ron Interpreter, Lana Anderson Royce, and Mark Royce have been divinely guided to come to gather to co-create their upcoming Peyote Medicine Retreat in Peoria, AZ Sept. 29 - Oct. 1, 2023. Each one has walked a profound spiritual path and individually bring their gifts to share in this episode and this upcoming retreat. That they all hope is the beginning of many. As well as in this episode you will learn more about the sacred Grandfather plant, Peyote. Where the medicine is source for this retreat. And what profound changes you could experience by joining and communing with this powerful...
2023-08-18
59 min
Science Modeling Talks
Episode 47 – Brant Hinrichs – “System Schema and Paying Attention to Social Positioning”
In this episode, Mark talks with Dr. Brant Hinrichs, associate professor of physics at Drury, a small university in Missouri. He talks about his studies in physics, his introduction to research on physics education, attending a workshop on Remodeled University Physics, and his own work in physics education research. They talk about the similarities and differences in the modeling approach between high school and college or university settings. They spend time talking about System Schema and energy, especially how we talk about this in a physics classroom. Brant teaches physics, but the discussion would be helpful for teachers of other...
2023-08-01
46 min
Science Modeling Talks
Episode 46 (repost) - David Hestenes - "The Modeling Theory of Cognition"
This episode is a conversation with Dr. David Hestenes. Dr. Hestenes talks about his own education and work in various universities and departments. He talks about his graduate education and then goes in-depth about the research that led to developing the ideas and methodology underlying modeling instruction in physics and later other sciences and mathematics. Guest Bio David Orlin Hestenes, Ph.D. (born May 21, 1933) is a theoretical physicist and science educator. He is best known as chief architect of geometric algebra as a unified language for mathematics and physics, and as the founder of Modelling Instruction, a research-based...
2023-07-01
55 min
The Coaches
Why Being a Better Parent Makes a World of Difference In other Areas in Life w/ Coach Mark
Welcome to an enlightening conversation that draws parallels between being a better parent and the journey of business ownership. In this episode, we dive into the compelling connections and valuable lessons that can be gleaned from both roles. Join us as we explore the remarkable similarities between effective parenting and successful entrepreneurship, uncovering how the qualities and skills developed in one domain can directly impact the other. Get ready to discover the powerful interplay between nurturing relationships, fostering growth, and achieving remarkable results, as we delve into why being a better parent and a better business owner go hand...
2023-06-08
48 min