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This blog is my little corner of the internet where I write about what inspires me, challenges me, or simply catches my curiosity. I don’t claim to have all the answers, but I love asking questions, exploring new perspectives, and learning along the way.
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Teaching Sex Education in Schools Is More Fraught Than ...
Government policies targeting LGBTQ+ kids and gender self-determination are making sex-ed teachers’ jobs more difficult.
What Students Actually Want From Edtech — and Why We Sh...
Imagine spending thousands of dollars on an edtech product for your school or district that promises to transform student learning...
Students Want Power, Not Worksheets. Schools Must Teach...
A teacher grapples with rising student apathy and argues that empathy and collective action must become core parts of schooling.
Lack of Guidelines and Expertise Prove Challenging for ...
A new report pushes for more AI-integration in the classroom — but argues the effort has to go beyond teachers.
Cyber Talent Shortage? This Alabama Pathway Might Be th...
When Seth Walker first walked into Lincoln High School’s new cybersecurity class, he felt out of place. “I didn’t have any IT expe...
What Climate Change Means for Little Kids — And Their C...
Climate change looms large over virtually every population, every geographic region and every industry. Yet children and their car...
The Once and Future Classroom
A teacher-turned-architect talks about the value of renovating old schools for today’s learners.
Orders, Lawsuits, Rulings: Districts Struggle with DEI ...
Education leaders are reading the fine print and tracking the lawsuits as they navigate DEI under Trump.
Can the Teacher Shortage Be Solved by a Shift in Mindse...
In Mr. Seevers’ English class, the air feels different today. A quiet student draws an unexpected connection between "The Odyssey"...
Why I Stopped Believing Every Child Belongs in Every Cl...
What I learned about “school choice” and belonging from the student who loved me, and the student who didn’t.