Good teaching demands you bleed a little
Perfection isn't just unnecessary. It's the enemy of good teaching.
I learned that the hard way while being a Voices of Change fellow. It started...
We’re Ditching the Leap Second for a Leap Hour
It’s annoying. That’s what it is. A tiny, invisible hiccup in time that brings down servers.
Global timekeepers are getting ready to vote. The proposal?...
Stop Teaching Apps. Start Teaching Files.
Digital literacy isn't about which dashboard you login to. It is about the workflow. The mess behind the scenes.
The EdTech Blind Spot
We feed students...
The Heavy Cost of a Light Touch
Everyone wants to talk about the chatbot.
That’s where the excitement lives. Type a prompt. Get a lesson plan in seconds. It feels like magic....
We are losing our skills. Blame AI.
Ask the nurses. Ask the doctors.
77% of physicians worry they are losing their edge. 70% of nurses share the fear. They aren't guessing. They...
AI in Schools: Guidelines Rise, Security Plummets
School IT bosses are worried. Not about the tech itself. It’s the money. The staff. The sheer lack of expertise. A new report says...
Buried Until 2276
The Drop
July 4. The box goes underground.
America’s Time Capsule is getting buried. For two and a half centuries. It stays sealed until the nation...
The Quiet Exodus
Summer’s here.
Again.
When those campus gates swing back open this fall, one out of seven teachers won’t walk through them.
Not because they changed jobs necessarily,...
The Ghost in the Machine
Outer Space doesn't have cops. Not really. For nearly six decades, the big powers promised not to park nuclear warheads in orbit. It was...
The War on Recess and the Screen Time Trap
Recess is dying. Not with a bang, but with quiet policy shifts over the last decade. The American Academy of Pediatrics finally spoke up....
