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It’s been about a month since I attended the QS Reimagine Education Conference in Philadelphia, my seventh year in a row attending, and this blog […]
Public school districts in North America have an opportunity to [re]connect with our present generation of students by helping onboard them to web3. The benefits […]
Innovation in Education wins Bronze in the USA & Canada Regional Category at the Reimagine Education Awards and Conference for our program The Bootstrapping Checklist. […]
The nature and purpose of global education is changing dramatically and purposeful online communities that offer proper attribution for work completed are revolutionizing the way […]
null getty I want to thank Robyn D. Shulman for the opportunity to contribute to the ongoing discussion about technology in education in a recent […]
If you are a teacher and you are creating a really cool program in your classroom you should scale it globally. But if you think […]
Thank you Reimagine Education for inviting me to another inspiring event and for allowing me the privilege of presenting again The Bootstrapping Checklist, an open […]
The Reimagine Education community has given me a new vitality to this difficult job of public school teaching – this award competition and conference with […]
Entrepreneurial skills such as resilience, focus, commitment, people management, self-reflection, and a positive attitude are not intuitive skills. They take practice and dedication and it […]
Education is merging with neuroscience, quantum computing, and AI, redefining what it means to be human and thus what it means to learn and to […]
I created the Bootstrapping Checklist as an entrepreneurial program for teens in the form of cyclical guided inquiry and because it is deeply simple and non-proprietary, […]
Public education in North America is still stuck in a modernist/hierarchical leadership framework that I believe may well be its imminent undoing. That’s a big statement, […]
