SCIENCE:
There are lots of ways to access and explore different aspects of science:
Jay Doubleyou: more animation at ted talks
Jay Doubleyou: science museum london
On all sorts of subjects:
Jay Doubleyou: a critique of psychology
Jay Doubleyou: cognitive science and developmental neuroscience
Jay Doubleyou: women and science
With an example of a very different aspect:
Jay Doubleyou: the cat that walked by himself
Jay Doubleyou: just so stories
And another example:
Jay Doubleyou: the church of the flying spaghetti monster
TECHNOLOGY:
And there are lots of places to explore technology:
Jay Doubleyou: futures on the bbc
And lots of themes too:
Jay Doubleyou: chat gpt in teaching/learning/working with english
Jay Doubleyou: smartphones in the english language classroom
Jay Doubleyou: gamification is everywhere
Jay Doubleyou: can children teach themselves - using technology?
With more:
Jay Doubleyou: how green are electric cars?
Jay Doubleyou: crypto currencies in the news
Jay Doubleyou: how to recycle a building
Jay Doubleyou: form vs function
It can get a bit funny:
PHILOSOPHY:
A lot of the issues touch on philosophy:
Jay Doubleyou: ivan illich: schooling, technology, and culture
Jay Doubleyou: does technology make us more un/equal?
Jay Doubleyou: is technology going to save us?
Jay Doubleyou: tinkering school
And:
Jay Doubleyou: the great divergence
And:
Jay Doubleyou: how has technology changed us?
Which leads to:
In Our Time - Bergson and Time - BBC Sounds
BBC Radio 4 - A History of Ideas
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