As we turn the page to a new year, I am filled with a sense of determination and hope. After a tough and tumultuous 2022, I am ready to make positive changes in my life and find my sense of purpose. I know that the journey of self-discovery is never…

In this episode, I speak with Laura McBain who is the K12 Lab Director of Community and Implementation and believes that we need to unleash educators to change the world. She is also a designer of experiences, systems-thinker and social justice advocate. Laura McBain (@laura_mcbain) is a designer, educator and…

the power of the written word. Yes, I think most of us are aware of this, but just recently I lost my notebook. My notebook that contains my world, my deep thoughts, my sketches, my to do lists, my notes for work, my notes from reading, etc. And in the…

As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to evolve, some people are concerned about its potential impact on jobs. One way to protect against automation is to ensure that students have the critical thinking, creativity, and problem-solving skills that will help them adapt to a changing workforce. In a recent article, Forbes…

This year we are running year two of an authentic learning experience we tested out last year bundling standards of social studies, ELA, computer science, and Universal Constructs that turned out to be one of most powerful learning environments not just for students, but for us as educators as well. …

When was the last time you had that moment where you are working or sitting or reading or watching something and out of the blue this sliver of a thought nugget comes barrelling through whatever it is you are doing or not doing that just makes a million little explosions…

In this episode, I speak with Steven C. Smith is the Education Specialist for NASA’s Educator Professional Development Collaborative at the Johnson Space Center. Steven helps to develop, package, and deliver professional development and STEM Engagement opportunities that translate the work and discoveries of NASA for use in the classroom…