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Share this article A significant problem in education was amplified during the recent school closures across the country. As teachers ...

Earlier this month, we hosted a CharacterStrong training in our school. Our presenter was Houston Kraft, CharacterStrong co-founder. He ...

Implementing a program or procedure can result in a certain level of success. But "implementing work" will never achieve the va...

Earlier this week, I was speaking at What Great Educators Do Differently in Houston. It was a fantastic event with a great lineup of insp...

This post is sponsored in partnership with Metaverse. I’ve been experimenting recently with the Metaverse app, and I think it’s a fan...

Shouldn't teaching be a creative profession? In my mind, most every profession should have opportunities for creativity. I think huma...

Here's a reflective question to ask yourself when you're making decisions about your priorities: What would happen if you weren...

Curiosity might be good for you, and good for your students too, in ways you haven't considered. One of our core values in our scho...

Reflection is important for growth. But we have to be intentional about it. Our reflection is meaningless unless we do something with it....

In a world that is more complex and uncertain than ever before, what is most valuable? Creativity, Empathy, or Technology. You migh...

These tips are actually true for conversations with just about anyone, not only students. Too often I think we avoid having a diff...

Reflection is so important for continued learning and growth. I developed the list below as a tool for educators to reflect on practice...

Most of what is learned in the traditional approach to school is not adaptable learning. It is discrete learning. It's focused on a ...

I'm a big advocate of positive and productive change. If one thing is certain, it's change. There will be change, and we must ad...