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Join us as we sit down with educator and tech leader David Chan to explore what it really means to be a technology director in 2025. From bridging IT and instruction to navigating AI and ever-changing tools, David shares how schools can stay innovative while keeping people at the heart of it all.
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WEITERE EPISODEN IN DIESEM PODCAST
Join us as we sit down with Illinois Teacher of the Year Dr. Rachael Mahmood to explore what it really means to build belonging in schools today. From harnessing student talk and honoring identity to rethinking data meetings and community voice, Rachel shares how educators can spark deep learning w…
Join us as we sit down with educator, author, and edtech whisperer Marcus Stein to explore what it really means to make professional learning human. From keeping PD short and authentic to building classrooms that reflect who we are, Marcus shares how to bridge industry and instruction, use AI with …
Join us as we sit down with veteran and Do Better creator Anthony Carlyle for a conversation about growth, intention, and resilience. Anthony is not a teacher, yet his story of sobriety, mental health, and simple daily practices offers powerful lessons for educators. From journaling that actually s…
Join us as we sit down with educator and creative powerhouse Lisa Mo to explore what it really means to keep people at the center of innovation. From rethinking how we use STEAM and AI to amplifying student voice and teacher agency, Lisa shares how to make learning human again. She reminds us that …
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