The Connected Educator Not every organization begins through an order from on high. Some of the greatest change comes from groups of people who share a common vision and a desire for change. These groups make change happen over time, building a case for their views...
Photo by energepic.com on Pexels.com This post contains Amazon affiliate links I’m sure when many professionals look back on their grad school experience, there are a few things they’d tell their past selves. “Slow down.” “Pace...
Thinking Fast and Slow by Daniel Kahneman To become an expert at something, you have to practice that something. Doctors and lawyers often use the term “practice” to describe their daily work. Educators are the same. We practice every day. And we get a...
Photo by Lina Kivaka on Pexels.com As a graduate student or scholar, it is essential to master the skill of reading and taking notes effectively. However, this skill is not something that can be learned overnight, and it requires time and practice. Reading is not just...
“That we would train machines to be like us is not surprising. The real scandal is how much we’ve trained ourselves to be like machines.” Austin Kleon It’s testing season as another school year comes to a close. The time when students get to...
