Reflections on “Defining the skills citizens will need in the future world of work” [McKinsey & Company]
Defining the skills citizens will need in the future world of work — from McKinsey & Company; with thanks to Ryan Craig for this resource […]
Top 7 Research tips to know before creating your online course
Once you’ve found your bestselling online course idea and maybe even got around to put it to the test through buyer persona interviews, it’s time […]
McKinsey for Kids: I, Robot? What technology shifts mean for tomorrow’s jobs [mckinsey.com]
McKinsey for Kids: I, Robot? What technology shifts mean for tomorrow’s jobs — from mckinsey.com Tomorrow’s jobs will look different from today’s—and not just because […]
7 Easy ways to get out of the course creator’s research slump
Becoming an expert in any field takes years and years of work and learning. Even so, most subjects are complex, and it’s hard to keep […]
The Good Things You Didn’t Hear About: MESA Students, Teachers, and Researchers Reflect on Their Positive Connected Experiences During the Pandemic
My [MESA] teacher is really helpful. He is like, I understand you’re in the pandemic, you know, you can turn in stuff late because I […]
Relationship Building in Career Equity Youth Work
For youth serving professionals in community based organizations–also known as youth workers–building relationships with young people is an unremarkable, yet foundational element of the trade. […]
Bell Ringers for Improved Retention and Engagement
If you wish you had an easy way to engage students, the author of Research-Based Strategies to Ignite Student Learning by Judy Willis, M.D., offers […]
Five Sources of Evidence-Based Research
Working as a classroom teacher or instructional leader? Then you’ll love this easy reference collection of evidence-based strategies. Finding evidence-based research you can trust is […]
DipTESOL Independent Research Project
A DipTESOL candidate got in touch asking for tips/recommendations for the Independent Research Project (IRP). Hmmm. Er… So, I’m just gonna write, then I’ll go […]
How to Design Science Lessons Based on Instructional Research
Recently, a school district administrator emailed me and asked, “If you were going to blend strategies that work into a science lesson, how would you […]
The Best Approach to Use: Acceleration, Remediation, or Intervention
As educators return to school, we are hearing the phrase “learning gap” a lot. I mean, A LOT. Administrators are understandably worried about the lower-than-average […]
Fostering Meaningful Relationships with Students
School is already underway, teachers are scrambling to get their rooms put together, and administrators hope that this year will be easier than last year. […]
