March 22, 2024 How might we come together around a WHY rather than a HOW? Might the HOW sort itself out if we share purpose? In this episode, I speak
March 21, 2024 On this Rebel Educator® podcast, Tanya Sheckley has a conversation with Nathaniel Provencio who has worked in the public education field since 2001 as a classroom teacher,
March 20, 2024 Schools are constantly navigating ways to engage students with new knowledge and the process of learning. Assessments have traditionally served as one way to showcase the mastery
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March 19, 2024 For fifteen years I’ve attended Board meetings at several different schools with different meeting formats. Board members are usually volunteering time, usually during their business hours. And
March 18, 2024 “Your assignment is simple: you must sell something. It can be something you make, something you buy and re-sell, or something you provide. In other words, you
March 13, 2023 Five years before I was born, a great war ended and we had entered into an age that I still think of as the Leave it to
March 12, 2024 The last several years have had a major impact on our education system; teachers and students alike face numerous challenges and everyone is feeling stressed and burnt
March 11, 2024 This might be an unpopular article, or even an unpopular point of view. Especially as I am hosting a series of interviews for the EdTech Showcase podcast,
March 6, 2024 Imagine a classroom that changes and grows to match what students hope for and need, rather than staying the same all the time. This idea might sound
March 5, 2024 Background/Introduction Most school leaders didn’t get into the business of independent schooling for the business. They got into it for the mission, for the students, for the