A podcast with Author and Co-CEO of Learner Centered Collaborative: Dr. Katie Martin
The Portrait of a Graduate movement is real and it's big.
What's left for humans is increasingly the wicked stuff...
So what does teaching the frontier actually look like?
The numbers back up all those feelings.
The OECD released PISA 2025 on Tuesday, and the headlines basically wrote themselves.
What I learned from a trip to Barcelona this week.
Reflections on my first few weeks back in the classroom...
My Summer Sale ends tonight.
Both options work, but on different paths.
Maybe 10, but I don't want to push it!
I've made my share of mistakes as well.
For real, I have a question for you...
I finally picked the sub-title for my new book, here's why I chose "fight".
So here is a better question (maybe a different question).
Here are the five places that I've changed my workflow professionally. Steal any (or all) of them.
The screen debate has collapsed into two camps, and both of them are missing much needed nuance. One side treats every ban as a moral panic. The other treats every device as a threat to childhood. Meanwhile the actual question, what are we banning and what are we banning it for, almost always gets lost in the noise.
Grant Wiggins and Jay McTighe saw this coming 25 years before ChatGPT existed.
The game of school is working exactly as designed, and it is out of control.
Here's a simple framework I've been using with educators and leaders, and I want you to honestly place yourself and your organization within it.
Here is the entire history of human education in three acts.
Both cars. Same night. Stolen from our own driveway.
Because if the distraction problem was urgent before AI, it is now a five-alarm fire.
Are you still reading this post? I kid, I kid...but, seriously, you may have been distracted!
I initially kept calling it a Portrait of a Graduate, and that's part of the problem.
