Joseph Filiplic
Stick Around Soundwaves
Hey there! Welcome to Stick Around Soundwaves, a podcast where we break down big ideas in education and the world around us without making it feel like homework. I’m Mr. Filiplic, a teacher who loves coding, social studies, and helping people figure things out. Whether you're a student, a fellow teacher, or just someone who’s curious, this is a space to explore, question, and learn together. So, stick around and let’s learn something!
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Joseph Filiplic
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Último episodio
17 de jun. de 2026
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Episodios
Season 1, Episode 5: How to Read Maps, Timelines, and Primary Sources 16.11.2025 9:35
Final episode of Season 1! It’s been a lot of fun creating this. Let’s talk maps, timelines, and sources!
Season 1, Episode 4: Historical Thinking Skills 16.11.2025 9:12
Time for some historical thinking. Talking sources – primary and secondary. Is this episode as good as Rocky IV?
Season 1, Episode 3: What is Social Studies? 16.11.2025 5:41
What is Social Studies exactly? And why is it important for us to learn? Today we are going to explain Social Studies.
Season 1, Episode 2: Cracking the Curriculum Code 16.11.2025 5:48
New curriculum!? I briefly explain who I tackle a new curriculum. I also begin to change my recording workflow for a more seamless experience – or so I hope.
Season 1, Episode 1: Facts First – Teaching the Draft Curriculum 17.08.2025 6:20
A new experiment in my journey as an educator – podcasting! The new Alberta draft curriculum for Social Studies is the spark of this endeavour. I’m new to audio editing so be patient with me :)
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