Leadership
Content that enables educators, edleaders, organizations and families to increase capacity, apply a growth mindset and implement what’s next in learning on behalf of those entrusted to them.
The Quiet Quitting Principal: What Districts Can Do to Re-Engage School Leadership
How districts can spot principal disengagement early and support re-engagement to protect instructional quality, morale, and student outcomes.
America is Updating Teaching Standards Without a Clear Picture of the Future Educator
Future educator preparation must evolve for AI, learner agency, and new learning models with clearer standards, exemplars, and pathways.
A Call to Action for AI to Promote Mathematical Reasoning
AI math tools should infer student reasoning and guide conceptual change—beyond “show-and-tell” personalization.
AI Literacy is Not Tool Mastery: How to Build Sustained Educator Capacity
AI literacy isn’t tool mastery—educators need sustained, human-centered professional learning to build confidence and capacity.
Leadership is A Human Act: Stewarding Transformation Through the Fog
Leading school innovation means navigating the “neutral zone” with permission, hope, and human-centered change—not compliance.
Probable and Possible: Why the Era of Probabilistic Computing Requires Real World Learning with an Entrepreneurial Mindset
Probabilistic AI is reshaping work—schools need real-world learning and an entrepreneurial mindset to navigate uncertainty and create value.
Democracy in Miniature: Youth Agency and Junior Republics | A Conversation with Jennifer Light
Youth agency meets embodied learning: what Junior Republics and movement-based instruction can teach today’s schools.
How AI Impacts the Use of Protocols in the K-12 Classroom
How AI reshapes K–12 instructional protocols—updating peer feedback and Critical Friends routines for an AI-powered classroom.
Can We Teach Civil Discourse in a Digital Age? | A Conversation with Vikki Katz
Teaching civil discourse in a digital era helps students build shared evidence, practice dialogue, and navigate social media polarization.
The Cost of Innovation: Why True Transformation Requires A Season of Grief
Innovation in education requires grief work—letting go of old models and identity to lead real transformation.