The Two Traits of Every Great Teacher
After 21 years in education, I’ve come to believe that the best teachers all share two traits: conscientiousness and resilience.
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Three introductions to the ideas behind COMMON SENSE.
The AI Hype: Doom, Boom, or Just Flyers?
AI is moving beyond flyers and into the daily work of schools. What should educators embrace, and where must human judgment remain in charge?
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Large schools may offer more programs, but smaller schools often provide more opportunities per student, and a better chance for every child to be known.
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Do You Have to Believe You Can Win Before You’ll Prepare to Win?
A loss in the Firecracker Bowl sparked a question that reaches beyond football: How do belief, preparation, and small successes help students see that their effort can make a difference?
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Are we asking children to do more at younger ages without enough time to build strong foundations? A conversation about expectations, childhood, and practical solutions.
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Public schools care deeply for children, but they cannot remain legally responsible for solving nearly every problem affecting childhood.
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After 21 years in education, I’ve come to believe that the best teachers all share two traits: conscientiousness and resilience.
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