When most educators teach about artificial intelligence, the goal is to help students use an existing technology, like ChatGPT or a bot integrated into an online program. But Clayton Dagler wants his students to create tailored AI tools. In Dagler’s machine-learning class at

Kirby Smart said, "Don’t be a blame guy. That’s the first sign of loser mentality when you blame someone else for a mistake." Great teams don't play the blame game. They take ownership and responsibility. Here are 6 toxic games that destroy teams - bookmark this one:🧵

Totally agree. No regrets no matter what happens it will be a learning opportunity along with discovery by feeding your curiosity. 👍 I love your wisdom🙏

Not all questions are created equal. A good question has purpose, clarity, and sparks deeper thinking. teachthought.com/critical-think…

Listening is the first step – to your community and to yourself, says P Greg Moffitt.

A Leader Looks For Opportunities To Find Someone Doing Something Right. #education #teachers

Success is not linear.

Dylan Wiliam calls Cognitive Load Theory “the single most important thing for teachers to know.” This guide summarises core CLT ideas and highlights six high-impact strategies for reducing overload. It focuses on the classroom levers teachers can pull right away. CLT goes much

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On the good days, you matter. On the hard days, you matter. On the quiet days, you matter. (Reminder via T Kristen Rafferty)

The only way to defeat negativity is with optimism. #JoyfulLeaders

A reminder: Your next move matters way more than your last mistake.

Leadership QOTD:

When the noise gets loud, I come back to this truth: Stay faithful to the work you were called to do. You don’t owe everyone an explanation. Just keep showing up.