In both a piece for The New Yorker and his book Outliers, author Malcom Gladwell defined what he calls “the quarterback problem.” He...

I was invited to an event, which (sadly) I cannot attend, called, “What Might Education Look Like in 2040?” I love events like this....

“The thing that hath been, it is that which shall be; and that which is done is that which shall be done: and there is no new thing under...

I want to be very clear – you need an educational philosophy. Both you, as an educator and/or leader of an educational organization, and...

I was on the committee for technology integration at my school from 2007-2010 when “bring your own device” was being explored, and we...

I’ve been thinking a lot lately about mindfulness and intentionality with time. While it’s pretty common (and a badge of honor) these...

I spent the first two weeks of April in a whirlwind of all of the things – taking my daughter to Dallas for Taylor Swift, taking all four...

There’s a quote from the 2001 movie Riding in Cars with Boys that I will always remember – “One day can change your life. One day can...

With the word “intelligence” literally in its name, the question has to be asked – just how “intelligent” is AI? And what is...

In my work with nonprofit organizations, I often hear the term “values” thrown around as part of a mission statement, or I’ll see it on a...

No other experience has changed my approach to life more than becoming a parent. I know lots of people say something similar, and they...