This message is not an easy one, but it is a necessary one. It is written out of love for educators and educational leaders with the knowledge of how hard your job is daily. Sometimes though, we have to step back and look ourselves in the mirror and face some tough looks back. Hopefully that’s […]
Cover Your Toes For This (Maybe) Read More »
Would you keep seeing a doctor who only ran tests to prove you were sick, treated you coldly, insisted you didn’t want to get well, prescribed the same pill to everyone, watched half their patients stagnate, and stopped learning new techniques two decades ago? Of course not. We expect physicians to examine symptoms, diagnose with
Would You Go to THAT Doctor? Why Schools Need a Hippocratic Shift Read More »
January does what January does. Parking lots at the gym overflow. New journals crack open. We swear off sugar, swear in kale, swear we’ll finally keep a routine or long-term goal. Schools do it, too: fresh calendars, fresh bulletin boards, fresh PD slides. And then the “fresh” wears off. The treadmill clears out. The journal
2026: Replay or Revise? Read More »
