The New Bad Words in Education
Warning: This post contains graphic language…just not the words you might think When I started my teaching career I wasContinue Reading
Category: Leadership
Antidotes for the Anxious Generation
When I began my tenure as a Director of Instructional Technology for an 8000 student district in Austin, mobile devicesContinue Reading
Ed Tech Disneyland: Reflections on ISTELive 2024
For the last several years, I’ve become more and more of a part of the Ed Tech Disneyland/Super Bowl calledContinue Reading
What’s Next in Education – An Expert Panel Review
Editor’s Note: Thanks to Microsoft Education for supporting this event With the explosion of generative AI on the scene, it’sContinue Reading
If Twitter Dies, Where Do Educators Go?
In case you have been living under a digital rock the last couple of weeks, you might have missed theContinue Reading
How to Recruit and Retain School Counselors in Your District
Many students (including myself when I was in school) have been impacted by an amazing counselor. School counselors and psychologistsContinue Reading
Forward to Different – Late Work Policies
This past week, we received a message from our child’s teacher that we needed to sign the 4th Grade Grading/BehaviorContinue Reading
9 Start of School Approaches to Keep Teachers Fresh and Engaged
As I enter my 24th year in education, I have been reflecting on all the different starts to the schoolContinue Reading
Forward to Different – Part 2 – Reimagining the School Day
Editor’s Note: This the second in a series of blog posts reimagining how schools should move going forward. Taking toContinue Reading
Forward to Different – A Blog Series on How Schools Will Operate After the Big Quit
Teachers and school leaders have been through the wringer during the pandemic. First they were praised for spinning up remoteContinue Reading