Innovation

To think like a leader is to design a blueprint for success (i.e district, school or lesson plan) that is ongoing, dynamic, and able to change in time with the reality of a changing school environment.

Innovation is a long, difficult journey with several failures before the right solution is designed.

If we’re going to help our kids become knowledgable, engaged, and active citizens, they need to be solving problems and addressing questions.

Selected by an advisory board of edtech experts, the top accelerators are: Learners as Creators; Data-Driven Practices; Personalization; Design Thinking; and Building the Capacity of Human Leaders.

Tangential learning is the process by which people self-educate around a topic if it is exposed to them through something they already enjoy.

I have written to annoying lengths about my love for the connection between the 5E Inquiry Learning Cycle and Joseph Campbell's Hero's Journey.

We must allow technology to amplify good instructional practice, rather than tell us what good practice is.