I love using CMU CS Academy. It CS classes a clear structure, allows students to move at their own pace while getting immediate feedback, and I quickly see student understanding based on their questions and what they can build. What platforms are like this for other subjects?

Trying to help my students get to an MVP as fast as possible. Lots of them are used to Google authentication and integrating with other apps, but not super intuitive for them to build just yet. I am recommending Auth0 for authentication. What else should I be recommending?

Listening to TBPN during my commute and then integrating tech and business insights into my lesson plan the next day is a huge alpha for my students. I doubt many high schoolers get to connect the physics and CS they are learning to what is happening in the world on the daily.

Excited to talk to my students about transformers and grain oriented electric steel today thanks to TBPN. Hopefully I can plant the seed for a future transformer manufacturing founder to solve the bottleneck for all of our innovation needs.

Another amazing student building an app in a day with Replit ⠕. He has to manually type in receipts at his dad's restaurant. Now he won't have to do that thanks to receipt-to-invoice.replit.app Here is a demo of what he built after finding out about Replit Agent on Wednesday morning.

This was the first 10 minutes of my computer science lesson today. Trying to figure out increase high school teenage agency. Second semester seniors may have the most freedom they will ever have in their lives. Yet many lack the agency to build. A student shared something his

Just got off a call with a student leveraging Deep Research to do a lit review. He wants to be able to do the work of ten researchers with the AI tools. Not a bad goal for a junior in high school. Teaching students by walking alongside them with the latest tools is a blast.

I showed @levelsio's feed to my computer science class today. They were blown away by how fast the new flight simulator was built. Once they figured out what MRR was, they started working harder than I have seen. That may have been the best inspiration for a high schooler ever.