This is the heart of learning. Struggle isn’t failure - it’s the pathway to growth.

A good read on leading through uncertainty. We can’t predict the future, no matter how much data we collect. What matters is how we interpret it, what we believe it means, and the choices we make from there. smartbrief.com/original/4-way…

Excited to share that my guest article, “AI Isn’t Replacing Teachers — It’s Helping Us Teach Better,” was published today on Dr. RACHELLE DENÉ POTH |ThriveinEDU #AI #AIinEDU 🚀 Teachers are irreplaceable. AI should give them back what they need most: time for students. rdene915.com/2025/08/26/ai-…

“Be kind. Work hard. Respect our learning environment.” Simple words, but paired with structured, evidence-based instruction, they create a classroom where every student can grow as a reader. A clear, practical, and well written article The 74 the74million.org/article/we-sho…

Failure is an event, not a definition. When students learn to embrace failure and build collaboration skills, they grow into resilient leaders ready for any challenge. #GrowthMindset #EdLeadership #StudentSuccess ASCD ascd.org/blogs/supporti…

Confidence comes from knowledge, and knowledge grows when we commit to being lifelong learners.

Screen time up, stamina down. From 20 books a year to 3. Less inquiry in science. The result? 12th grade reading/math at 20-year lows, and 8th graders sliding in science.

📵 One week into NY’s new school cell phone ban, early signs point to fewer distractions and more focus. Teachers report “more time for learning & conversation,” while students admit they’re paying better attention. #Edtech #teaching #school lavocedinewyork.com/en/new-york/20…

It really is the basics — be on time, follow through, stay professional. Makes all the difference. These are quiet superpowers.

Almost 4 in 10 eighth graders are now below basic in math. American 8th graders rank behind 19 countries in math. Groups that once led the gains are now losing the most ground. #edchat #k12 #math edsource.org/2025/math-cris…

Rosenshine’s 3rd principle is all about questioning - and not just asking more, but asking better. When every student has to think, respond, or explain, the whole lesson becomes a feedback loop. Dynamic, engaging, responsive teaching.

A good reminder that success isn’t built from one perfect path - it’s braided together from a lot of imperfect attempts.

It’s wild how much our worldview depends on the everyday. Not headlines, not big events - but how often we feel seen by people close to us. Shows how important those small rituals in classrooms and teams really are.

Strong school culture isn’t built by slogans — it’s built by habits. ✔️ Be visible ✔️ Support staff & students ✔️ Create common language ✔️ Share leadership Daily choices, lasting impact. edutopia.org/video/4-tried-… #SchoolLeadership #EdLeadership #Principalship #K12 #SchoolCulture

Being wrong might be the best way to think deeper. New research on “learning by misteaching” reveals how deliberate mistakes can boost reasoning and memory. 🎙️ Tomorrow’s Learner - short dives into how we learn, teach, and grow. open.spotify.com/episode/4a4Uyn…

Honored to receive the 2024–2025 Administrator Excellence Award from NJTEEA . Grateful to the incredible teachers, students, and leaders who make technology & engineering education such a powerful space to lead in. #Education #STEM #Leadership

Spelling isn’t just memorization — it’s about how the brain connects sound, pattern, and meaning. New research shows how to help struggling learners build those bridges. 🎧 Listen now on Tomorrow’s Learner: open.spotify.com/episode/0qTjMl…

Hands-on gets students doing. Reflection gets them thinking about the doing. Great read on how to move beyond experiments to evidence, reflection, and student sensemaking. #ScienceMatters #STEM edutopia.org/article/constr…

Never forget what it feels like to be new.