Welcome to Siebert Science!
I make Anatomy & Physiology videos
and some other stuff too.
Science Videos
and Resources
Feel free to use my A&P, Physics, and AP Chem videos and resources! The videos are a great way to move classes to a flipped classroom model.
Stories
I’ve written a handful of short stories (and had a few published)! You can read many of these here.
About Me
I make science videos to help you learn stuff. I like reading, writing, making digital things, and extrinsic validation such as likes and comments.
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My Latest Blog Posts:
Graphing WASB Titration Curves on Giant Graph Paper
Note: This lesson could totally be adapted for SASB titrations as well. Here’s the lesson I used for SASB this year. Before Class (introducing WASB Titration & pH Calculations) Before…
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Strong Acid / Strong Base Titration pH Calculation Practice
The Case of the Missing Data and the Dishonest Chemistry Students! In the past, I’ve lectured on this SASB titration pH calculations, then because of time constraints, students had little…
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Designing the book cover for Malfunction Junction
If you haven’t heard me talk about it enough already, some friends and I made a book! It’s a Memphis-themed anthology called Malfunction Junction: Memphis Stories of Stops, Starts, Wrong…
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I’m a science teacher. Next year, I’m teaching a Science Fiction and Fantasy English class.
I hated English in high school. If there was one class I thought I’d never want to teach…it’s English. Reading was kind of boring, writing was a lot of work…
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A Year of Making Science Videos
A year ago, I sat in front of my computer, frustrated and on the verge of angry tears. The pandemic had become real a week earlier. My school closed its…
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Curriculum notes from my first year teaching Anatomy & Physiology
A few weeks ago, clearing out some storage space filled with long-forgotten binders of notes from my education classes, PDs, and conferences, I stumbled across my notes from the first…
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