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8 Ways to Create AI-Proof Writing Prompts By Erik Ofgang last updated 24 October 25 Strategies for writing AI-proof prompts to use in your classes.
Charting Your Path to Educational Leadership By Christine Weiser published 24 October 25 Innovative Leader Award - Anna Fitzsimmons discusses overcoming imposter syndrome and creating a pathway to a career in school leadership
The 2-Minute Story That Saved My Career: How Storytelling Can Be The Most Effective Form of Feedback By Michael Gaskell published 23 October 25 By harnessing the power of story, school leaders can create a culture in which feedback is embraced as an essential ingredient for growth
Best Free Halloween Lessons and Activities By Erik Ofgang last updated 20 October 25 Bring the scares -- and the learning -- with these Halloween lessons and activities.
Building Bridges: The Powerful Impact of Community-School Partnerships By Christine Weiser published 20 October 25 Springfield Public Schools (MO) opens school doors to their community to open opportunities for their students.
What is Goblin Tools and How Can It Be Used for Teaching? By Luke Edwards published 20 October 25 Goblin Tools use AI to help get teachers and students progressing when feeling stuck.
How to Use Data Insight to Inform Professional Development Plans By Sascha Zuger published 17 October 25 INNOVATIVE LEADER AWARD - LAUSD’s David Kooper discusses being able to collect, analyze, and then use data to drive professional development and handle emergencies
Teaching Mary Shelley and Frankenstein By Erik Ofgang last updated 15 October 25 As Benicio del Toro's Frankenstein hits theaters, it's a great time to explore the story behind the story.
5 Quantum Computing Teaching Resources By Erik Ofgang published 15 October 25 Quantum computers may be the next big thing in the tech world. Here are some ways to learn more about these devices.
What is Struggly and How Can Teachers Use It To Teach Math? By Diana Restifo published 10 October 25 Struggly's educational math games challenge students to explore and ponder math topics
