If people deal with their problems and opportunities together so they can get win-win outcomes rather than fight each other, which produces lose-lose outcomes, they can get the best possible results. Unfortunately, human nature hasn’t changed much, so this is still probably

In the age of AI, what can teachers say to their students? "You need me anyway. So much of the grit required to do hard things now that are good for you later comes from wanting to make our mentors proud." In my commencement address to 2025 Penn GSE graduates, I argue that

This is so cool. Every kids dream to spend time with their dad playing a game of any kind

The biggest risk to young people's mental health is not screentime. It’s addictive behavior. 4-year study: The warning sign of serious issues isn’t hours on devices, but whether kids struggle to control their usage. We should worry less about time than distress and compulsion.

We are happy to announce that the Math Tasks for the Thinking Classroom: Grades 6-12 (co-authored with Kyle Webb ) is now available for pre-order through Corwin. This book contains 20 non-curricular lessons and 30 curricular thin-sliced lessons. corwin.com/books/btc-math…

Think you’re communicating enough as a leader? Think again. New research from Stanford finds under-communication is 10x more likely to be criticized than over-communication—and it comes at a steep cost. 🧵

Our new book: Data Minds: How Today's Teachers can prepare Students for Tomorrow's World is now available to buy. For those who are curious about it - Corwin is sharing the first chapter free on their website!

Friendliness isn't always a sign of trustworthiness. Warmth is easy to fake. The foundations of trust are reliability and integrity. What counts isn't courtesy in the moment—it's keeping commitments over time. The best way to inspire confidence is to consistently walk our talk.

We don’t rise to our goals — we fall to our systems. When it comes to digital wellness, small changes in your environment can make a big difference in your behavior. #DigitalWellness #BehavioralScience #Mindfulness #ProductivityTips #AttentionEconomy #PhonesInFocus #Psychology

If incomes fail to grow as quickly as debt and debt service, the ratio of debts to incomes will mechanically grow, which will require increased borrowing to service debt as well as to spend. The cycle goes from low to high to unsustainably high debt and debt service relative to

The problem with social media is there is no referencing, like the good old days. People want to post its true they do. AND SOME PEOPLE BELIEVE IT- GULIBLE TRUTH

Intelligence depends on more than cognitive horsepower. It requires cognitive flexibility. The faster the world evolves, the greater the cost of rigidity. Stubbornness is a path to getting trapped in the past. The future belongs to those with the courage to change their minds.

Being kind boosts mental health more than seeking joy. Evidence: Doing 3 random acts of kindness a week is enough to reduce depression, anxiety & loneliness. It's more beneficial than doing nice things for yourself. Self-care feels good, but generosity builds lasting bonds.

This is a great parody about teacher appreciation

Fascinating ideas

Innovative community action, great story!

Malcolm Gladwell explaining why some people succeed and some don't.