018: Arturo Pelayo on Empathy and Genetic Makerspaces

About: This week we meet Arturo Pelayo. A connector of people and ideas, Arturo's interests include using 3d printing to teach astronomy to the blind, helping young people explore genetic maker culture, and bringing the power of empathy and parental guidance to help students make better decisions. Today Arturo shares his thoughts on the future, and how we can help guide the high school students who are learning to re-code our DNA. Key Points: The genetic maker movement Creating spaces for inquiry and curiosity How do parents guide the curiosity of young genetic engineers? The role of societal morals to help guide our young people Peer funder science projects - sequencing the Kakapo Other resources and Links Mentioned: iGEM conference Arturo on twitter Kakapo sequencing project

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018: Arturo Pelayo on Empathy and Genetic Makerspaces is an episode from Point of Learning with Pete Hall. Leadership in teaching and learning. by Pete Hall: Teacher and education leader. Educator engagement lead for N4L..

This episode is 40:44 long.

This episode was published on Mar 7, 2016.

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