Remember when your biggest teaching worry was whether you had enough copies of sheet music? Those were simpler times. Now you’re competing with Alix Earle
Students intently watch 30-day 24/7 livestreams of Kai Cenat, but tune out after ten minutes into a lecture. Before the finger points to students’ attention
EdTech sales is like playing telephone in a room full of people who speak different languages—the message gets more garbled with each handoff. The person
Arts educators face a difficult balance when more students sign up for their classes. Growing a program should not mean losing the personal touch that
Kids will watch Mr. Beast give away $1 million for eight straight hours, but zone out during a 20-minute history lesson. We can’t blame them.
You’re a superintendent who confidently rolls out the latest educational technology across your district. Three months later, teachers have abandoned the platform and students don’t
