I can’t spell anymore. That’s a Big Thing. I was a spelling bee winner as a child. I was the kid reading a dictionary after
What would we have seen if Dolly Parton had walked into our church, school, or neighborhood before she was famous? A reflection on perception, judgment, and how quickly we mistake our assumptions about people for facts.
I’m starting something new. Except, if I’m being real, I think I started it years ago. Maybe it started when COVID slowed the whole world
Every teacher I’ve coached, every district I’ve worked with, and even fellow writers all seem to have questions about AI. Should students use it? Is
After a milestone birthday this year, I’ve found myself thinking more intentionally about many things: the work I take on, the kind of travel I
Are we paying attention? When my district role shifted closer to the data team years ago, I quietly became a bit of a data nerd.
For most of my career, my understanding of education came from inside the building. The classroom. The hallway. The staff meeting that should have been
Where I’ve Been: A Pause in Consulting and PodcastingWhen I last blogged, I promised an update to those who have followed my podcast and consulting
For those of you who have followed SmallBites for a while, you probably noticed that the break after last season has lasted longer than usual.
The saying goes, “there’s no tired like teacher tired.” Teachers have exhausting schedules, and if you’ve ever time stamped a teacher day, you’ll know that
