Six Minutes until Mars Patel Makes a Big Fib for Gen Z - PC078
Release Date: 07/12/2021
Oscars or Oscar's? Pet Smart or Pet's Mart? - PC117
The Partial Credit Podcast
The crew discusses this year's Academy Awards with their educational twist. We also covered New York Times games including Wordle and why Jeff and Jesse are such huge fans of Connections. And with the NCAA tourney starting this week, compete against the hosts for both the men's and women's tournaments. The Partial Credit Podcast NCAA Women's Tournament Challenge: The Partial Credit Podcast NCAA Men's Tournament Challenge:
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It's Always Groundhog Day in Iowa with Lance Lennon - PC116
The Partial Credit Podcast
This week, the boys are joined by Lance Lennon, an Iowa-based educator and technology director, who shares his unique experiences, humorous anecdotes, and insights into educational technology, sports broadcasting, and community engagement.
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The Newest Member of the 10-Timers Club with Jessica Williams - PC115
The Partial Credit Podcast
Jessica Williams, a solutions architect at Sphero, is back for her record-tying 10th appearance on the Partial Credit Podcast. This time around she talked about AI integration in education, Sphero's role in STEM learning, conference experiences and insights Ideas for new winter Olympic sports. Jess and the boys also discussed advancements in wearable technology like the Oura Ring and the defunct Google Glass along with some humorous stories.
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Debriefing the Big Game with Donnie - PC114
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In this post-Super Bowl edition of Partial Credit, the boys dove into the excitement surrounding the Super Bowl including an incredible New England Patriots loss, some memorable commercials and the Bad Bunny halftime show.
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Nerdy Nick at Night - PC113
The Partial Credit Podcast
In this episode, the boys were joined by their old friend, Nicholas Provenzano. They dove into some pretty "interesting" conversations from the FETC conference and introduced a brand new app created by Donnie called Classroom Draft. They also reflect on their experiences at the first EdTech draft and discussed Nick's new role at School AI.
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Creative Chili with Melissa Kincaid - PC112
The Partial Credit Podcast
This week, the boys were joined by Melissa Kincaid, an EdTech coach, advocate and former math teacher. In addition to discussing creativity in the math classroom, the conversation touched on Cincinnati's unique food culture and a celebration of the legacy of Rob Reiner. Jeff and Donnie also did a deep dive on Sora AI and potential creative applications in the classroom.
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This One Goes to 111 with Jim Sill - PC111
The Partial Credit Podcast
In this episode, Jim Sill joins Donnie, Jesse, and Jeff to discuss the unique experience of celebrating Thanksgiving in Australia, the timing of Christmas decorations, and the impact of AI tools in education. They also engage in a fun challenge of ranking various EdTech apps, sharing personal anecdotes and insights along the way. In this engaging conversation, the hosts discuss and rank various Google tools based on their effectiveness in educational settings. They explore the functionalities of tools like Google Drive, Gmail, and Nearpod, while also reflecting on their personal experiences...
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School Fundraisers, Phones, and The Man of Your Dreams - PC110
The Partial Credit Podcast
In this episode of Partial Credit, Jesse Lubinsky, Donnie Piercey, and Jeffrey Heil engage in a lively discussion about innovative fundraising strategies for schools, and the role of smartphones in education. They discuss the importance of community engagement in fundraising efforts, share unique ideas for school events, and debate the impact of technology in the classroom. In this conversation, the speakers discuss the role of cell phones in education, questioning their necessity and impact on student learning. They explore the mental health implications of technology addiction, the...
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The Promises and Peril of AI with Ken Shelton - PC109
The Partial Credit Podcast
In this episode of the Partial Credit Podcast, hosts Jesse Lubinsky, Donnie Piercey, and Jeffery Heil celebrate Ken Shelton's 10th appearance. The conversation explores various themes, including the evolution of technology in education, the promises and perils of AI, and a critique of the Alpha School's educational model. The hosts discuss the impact of AI on learning and teaching, emphasizing the importance of ethical considerations and the role of teachers in innovative education. The episode highlights the need for a critical examination of educational practices and the influence of...
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Celebrating Seven Years of Partial Credit at the Sizzler - PC108
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In this episode of Partial Credit, the hosts celebrate their seven-year anniversary while diving into various topics including fantasy sports, classroom activities, and the cultural phenomenon of K-Pop Demon Hunters. They discuss the controversies surrounding sports friendships, the integration of technology in creative writing, and the intersection of sports and YouTube culture. The episode wraps up with a fun segment on useless websites and activities for listeners. Takeaways: The podcast celebrates its seven-year anniversary, reflecting on its journey. Fantasy sports leagues can be...
info_outlineDavid Kreizman is an award-winning showrunner, writer, and producer across television and digital media platforms.
David is a co-creator and head writer of the hit middle-grade podcast, "The Unexplainable Disappearance of Mars Patel", winner of a Peabody Award and soon to be both a television show and middle-grade book series.
David co-founded Gen-Z Media, where he serves as Chief Creative Officer, overseeing the development and writing of more than a dozen original audio podcasts for families including the Peabody nominated Treasure Island 2020, Becoming Mother Nature, Young Ben Franklin, and the sci-fi serial, Six Minutes, named best tween/teen podcast by Common Sense Media. Gen-Z's podcasts have been downloaded millions of times all over the world and are the gold standard for family-friendly audio drama.
David served as head writer for the long-running daytime drama, Guiding Light, where he led his team to both an Emmy and Writers Guild Award before moving on to be head writer of All My Children, As the World Turns and WWE, World Wrestling Entertainment. His young adult novel, The Year They Fell was released by Macmillan in July.
His podcasts can be found at gzmshows.com
Extra Credit
- Podcasts in the Classroom vs. Podcasts at Home
- Talk a little about the goals of Gen-Z Media
- Pop-Culture Influences in Gen-Z Media’s work?
- Themes?
- How can teachers get their classrooms involved?
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