Innovation

Public education must evolve with technology, flexibility, and student choice—or risk losing families to modern, engaging alternatives.

Public education is facing an existential crisis—teachers are leaving in record numbers, and the talent pipeline is shrinking. Technology alone can’t save us.

In this episode, Jaime Donally delves into the expanding world of AR & VR and how increased awareness of their capabilities is revolutionizing the way we learn

In this episode, Tony Vincent shares new technologies inside the classroom that take a certain level of classroom management to be successful.

Dr. Michael Hart, As reading proficiency levels stagnate, more states are taking a long, hard look at current practices and revamping their entire approach to reading instruction.

Creative brainstorming requires both individual and group work to flourish. Students need to build skills for both that produce better solutions and learning.

In this episode, Eric Curts discusses his role as a Technology Integrationist at the Stark Portage Area Computer Consortium (SPARCC) in Canton, Ohio

With academic discourse, whether it is in response to a teacher’s question, discussion with other students, or generating questions, there are common problems.

In this episode, Brianna Hodges discusses her role as the edtech coordinator for Eanes ISD in Austin, Texas, as well as an edtech consultant and storyteller