Stale bread. That’s what I wrote about a few years ago when I was frustrated seeing far too many leaders reuse materials and approaches that were best living in the trash bin. It was a gross time. Copies of worksheets from the 1990s in classroom use nearly 30 years later…

After a weekend away from work, and meeting with a few people who I am lucky enough to coach, I am thinking about one big idea: Have we become so task focused that we have forgotten about our goals? One of the leaders whom I coach sent a long email…

I’ve worked in education for a long time. While some call me an expert, I (like so many others in the field) just do what we do for the love of the work. …

While speaking with a group of education stakeholders last week I was reminded that roughly 37% of jobs will necessitate some skill in data visualization in the next five years. It’s not by chance. …

I went back to my first in-person international conference and whoa was it weird to be in-person again. It was great to see friends, faces that I had only met via Zoom, and people who have helped make the last two years a little more bearable. It was also amazing…

We have work to do. Will you forget next week, when the gut-wrenching story of Uvalde moves on? Or will you actually stick with it and do something? This last week brought another horror story. A story sadly too familiar to our schools, families, communities, and kids. This week I…

Why should you care about policies that are currently being sent before several states regarding education? Because what is happening isn’t small and the repercussions of these decisions matter more than you know. Policy season is exhausting for anyone that advocates for education, kids, and the general wellbeing of humans…

Before you head out with a master’s or PhD, do me a favor and spend some time with these books. The world has changed so much in the past 20 years. Very few aspects of our world are the same. From communication, to turning on a light bulb, to sharing…