Leading With Skateboard Wax: Letting Outrage Slide Off Your Back
Leaders are constantly being tested, so managing your own reactions can be critical.
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Why Family Trust Has Become a Strategic Priority for District Leaders
With public institutions facing increasing scrutiny and evolving expectations, trust has become one of the most valuable assets a school district can possess.
Texas Takeaways: The Best of Tech & Learning’s Regional Leadership Summit Group Discussions
Takeaways from table discussions from the most recent Texas Regional Leadership Summit
Building A Playbook To Tackle Illiteracy
Malcolm Mitchell, the keynote speaker for GaETC 2026, shares his playbook for literacy progress
8 Takeaways From UNESCO’s New White Paper: The Algorithm in the Room
What education leaders should take from UNESCO’s "The Algorithm in the Room"
Are You A Smart Leader Or A Dumb One? (Hint, It’s Not About Your IQ)
Smart leadership can help your school do what matters most in education: Help kids win.
A Better Measure Than Screen Time
The question shouldn't be how much screen time should students have, but what they are doing, what are they learning, and is technology helping?
Beyond ChatGPT: 5 Ways Teachers Can Use RAG to Help Students Find Better Information
A retrieval-augmented generation tool (RAG) helps students move from asking AI for answers to asking it to help them find, examine, and explain evidence
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What is Mood Classroom and How Can I Use It To Teach?
Mood Classroom is a free resource that gives teachers 20 short, click-and-play lessons designed to help children understand and regulate emotions
Critical Thinking For Writers
Writing is inherently linked to critical thinking, but these five strategies can help solidify that link.
What is Microsoft Learning Zone and How Can I Use It To Teach?
Microsoft Learning Zone uses AI to help educators teach with interactive lessons.
AI and Student Wellbeing: 5 Takeaways from Common Sense Media’s New Course
Some students are interacting with AI in place of a friend or even a therapist. A new online course helps educators learn how to recognize the signs of dangerous AI use from their students.
What is Calm and How Can I Use It To Teach?
Calm brings mindfulness and relaxation tools into the classroom to help students and teachers manage stress and focus.
What Is Goosechase And How Can Educators Use It? What's New?
Goosechase is a digital tool that helps students learn through scavenger hunts
Preparing Students For Quantum Computing
Educators have many ways that they can help their students prepare for roles in the coming quantum computing revolution.
What is Book Creator and How Can It Be Used to Teach?
Book Creator is a free tool that allows users to create multimedia ebooks
4 Mistakes New Teachers Make and How To Overcome Them
These are common mistakes for those new to the teaching profession, but are easy to overcome.
10 Reasons To Stop Giving Students A Rubric (And Foster New Learning)
When tech and AI can increasingly handle routine tasks, students need opportunities to build skills that come from not simply following a set of instructions
Survival Guide For Leaders Navigating 2 Sides Of A Coin
By anchoring decisions in objective principles rather than emotional conflicts, effective school leaders can satisfy both passionate educators and defensive parents
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PRODUCT SPOTLIGHT - Introducing the V Guide Learning Hub by Vivacity
Presented by Vivacity
The free centralized hub consolidates all your professional learning, Google updates, and district materials into one stream.
PRODUCT SPOTLIGHT - Belkin Rugged USB-C Keyboard Folio for iPad
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The Belkin Rugged USB-C Keyboard Folio with Display Hub for iPad simplifies device management and reduces learning disruptions.
PRODUCT SPOTLIGHT - ASUS Chromebook Enterprise CM32 Detachable Boosts Learning For Teachers And Administrators
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The ASUS Chromebook Enterprise CM32 Detachable offers features that makes learning and ownership easier than ever
