Remember the days of drowning in essays and other written assignments, each page a crimson battlefield of red pen corrections? Those days are over, my friends. Don’t get me wrong, …

Sitting in a safety committee meeting while someone argues about door labels is exactly how you want to spend a Wednesday morning. You have three spreadsheets open, a half-eaten taco, …

End-of-year review doesn’t have to be a struggle. This choice board strategy gives students ownership, boosts engagement, and helps you reinforce key concepts without rebuilding your entire curriculum.

Back in December 2017, I wrote about a tabletop exercise game built after hearing Round Rock ISD’s CTO (Chief Technology Officer) Mark Gabehart (now retired) talk about disaster preparedness. “It’s …

Cut through the noise of education trends. Discover research-based teaching strategies that actually work—and how instructional coaches can turn small shifts into meaningful classroom impact.

“What recommendations, if any, do you have for an online algebra tutor?” This question pushed me to search online for free, perhaps AI-powered, algebra tutors. Having struggled with Algebra I …

You are staring at your Texas history unit plan, specifically the part where students identify contributions of Texas artists and musicians. Willie Nelson is on the list. On the Road …

Another Sunday evening deadline pops up. You have seventeen browser tabs open as you try to put a newsletter together that goes out the next morning. Each one holds a …

Texas has 5.5 million K-12 students (2024-2025). During the 2024-25 school year, 85% of teachers and 86% of students nationally used Gen AI, and 52% of Texas teachers used AI …

Across Texas, something interesting is happening. School boards are debating device use, lawmakers are asking tougher questions about technology in classrooms, and parents are increasingly concerned about how much time …