Education’s Dysfunctional Relationship with Happiness
If you asked parents “What is it that you want for your kids?” You’d have an overwhelmingly common response of: “I just want them to be happy?
Read moreIf you asked parents “What is it that you want for your kids?” You’d have an overwhelmingly common response of: “I just want them to be happy?
Read moreThe world is constantly changing which means that in our work as educators, we need to continue to push ourselves to learn about the innovations happening in the
Read moreMany of you know and love meal kits – the kind you can order from Home Chef, Hello Fresh, Blue Apron or many other companies. I think they’re
Read moreMany of my early projects followed a repetitive and unfulfilling path. The project would begin with a bang and generally included lots of excitement and commitment. But, by
Read moreFor the past 21 years, I have been teaching high school science, from environmental and earth science to college prep, honors, and Advanced Placement biology. During my first
Read moreAs we wind down the school year, educators may be looking for some new ideas to boost student engagement, spark some curiosity for learning, or perhaps just take
Read moreStarting anything new can be a daunting task, particularly for a school site administrator. But when starting a new instructional focus that requires training, buy-in, follow-through, and follow-up,
Read moreAs we enter 2022 humanity is exhausted. Few of us can remember being so downtrodden in our lifetimes. Physical (climate) and social (low trust and mutual dislike) negativity
Read moreCreating a culture that is student-centered, equity-focused, and future-driven does not happen without systemic and strategic work. A district needs to engage in cycles of improvement…building the
Read moreAs you are winding down your school year, it is a great time to think about ways to end the year with exciting and engaging learning for all
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