How is innovation taught in the classroom? From the sciences to the arts, from labs to lecture halls, every discipline has the power to spark creativity and discovery.
Hosted by Dr. Greg Watson — professor, lifelong learner, and thought leader in innovation pedagogy — this podcast explores the stories, strategies, and teaching practices that bring innovation to life in education. Each short, TED Talk–style episode shares practical frameworks, inspiring classroom examples, and mindsets that empower students and educators alike.
Whether you teach chemistry, literature, history, or design, The Innovation Teacher invites you to see your classroom as an innovation lab — a place where curiosity is encouraged, creativity is practiced, and students learn skills that last a lifetime.
Innovation is not just for entrepreneurs or engineers — it’s a core academic literacy that belongs to everyone.
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How is innovation taught in the classroom? From the sciences to the arts, from labs to lecture halls, every discipline has the power to spark creativity and discovery.
Hosted by Dr. Greg Watson — professor, lifelong learner, and thought leader in innovation pedagogy — this podcast explores the stories, strategies, and teaching practices that bring innovation to life in education. Each short, TED Talk–style episode shares practical frameworks, inspiring classroom examples, and mindsets that empower students and educators alike.
Whether you teach chemistry, literature, history, or design, The Innovation Teacher invites you to see your classroom as an innovation lab — a place where curiosity is encouraged, creativity is practiced, and students learn skills that last a lifetime.
Innovation is not just for entrepreneurs or engineers — it’s a core academic literacy that belongs to everyone.
Subscribe and join the community of educators, learners, and innovators reimagining what teaching and learning can be.
**Why Does Collaboration Matter for Innovation?**
Tired of students groaning every time you mention group work? In this episode, Dr. Greg Watson—The Innovation Professor Who Actually Teaches—reveals how to transform frustrating group projects into powerful engines of shared creativity and breakthrough ideas. Discover practical strategies for structured collaboration that spark curiosity, foster discovery, and unlock innovation across every discipline, turning your classroom into a laboratory where students don’t just work together—they create together.
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The Innovation Teacher with Dr. Greg Watson
How is innovation taught in the classroom? From the sciences to the arts, from labs to lecture halls, every discipline has the power to spark creativity and discovery.
Hosted by Dr. Greg Watson — professor, lifelong learner, and thought leader in innovation pedagogy — this podcast explores the stories, strategies, and teaching practices that bring innovation to life in education. Each short, TED Talk–style episode shares practical frameworks, inspiring classroom examples, and mindsets that empower students and educators alike.
Whether you teach chemistry, literature, history, or design, The Innovation Teacher invites you to see your classroom as an innovation lab — a place where curiosity is encouraged, creativity is practiced, and students learn skills that last a lifetime.
Innovation is not just for entrepreneurs or engineers — it’s a core academic literacy that belongs to everyone.
Subscribe and join the community of educators, learners, and innovators reimagining what teaching and learning can be.
