From Balloons to Oil Spills: Joan Gillman’s Creative Classroom
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From Balloons to Oil Spills: Joan Gillman’s Creative Classroom
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Eric Mastrota of The National Digest's 'Their Journey' Podcast sits down with Joan Gillman, an innovative educator known for her creative, interdisciplinary teaching methods to discuss her hands-on approach to interdisciplinary learning methods.
Gilman has spent four decades helping students fall in love with learning. In this conversation, she breaks down the hands-on methods that make her classroom come alive. Think balloons and straws to explain potential and kinetic energy, and oil spill simulations that turn abstract science into something students can see and touch. She also shares how she uses "phenomena," like videos of thunderstorms or the Grand Canyon, to spark real curiosity. Whether you're an educator, a parent, or simply curious about what great teaching looks like, this conversation offers practical ideas you can use right away.
Articles on The National Digest:
https://thenationaldigest.com/interdisciplinary-learning-creates-a-classroom-of-creation-and-inclusion-joan-gillman/
https://thenationaldigest.com/inside-a-classroom-where-curiosity-comes-first-joan-gillman/
Joan's Website:
https://www.joangillman.com