Teaching High School Science
"Teaching High School Science" is your go-to podcast hosted by Doc, a seasoned high school science teacher and former biochemist. In bite-sized episodes, Doc shares insights and tips on at-home and online labs, teaching methods, and effective ways to structure science learning. Whether you're homeschooling your teen or teaching online, these podcasts offer valuable resources. Doc's unique background brings a fresh perspective, making science education engaging and dynamic. From innovative lab techniques to proven teaching strategies, each episode equips you with practical tools. Join Doc on a journey to inspire a love for science in high school students, making your teaching experience both rewarding and impactful.
Teaching High School Science
Goodbye Airwaves, Hello Video Lessons
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In today’s short but important episode, I’m sharing an exciting shift in how I’ll be supporting students, parents, and teachers moving forward. After many requests, and seeing how impactful my video lessons have become, I’m stepping away from the podcast to focus more on creating the kind of visual, hands-on learning tools that truly help concepts stick.
You’ll now find me more often on YouTube, in my blog, and inside my brand-new Patreon membership, where I’ll be sharing clear, structured lessons, practice worksheets, and review tools for chemistry and AP Chemistry (with physics on the way!).
This isn’t goodbye! Just a shift in where and how I’ll show up to support you and your teen.
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