I died of dysentery approximately 847 times in elementary school computer lab. And I kept playing. Think about that: students were begging for the chance to fail repeatedly at something genuinely difficult. No participation trophies. No gentle redirection when Mary
Dictionary.com just announced their 2025 Word of the Year: “6-7.” Not a word. Two numbers from a viral song that literally means nothing. They described it as “meaningless, ubiquitous, and nonsensical… it has all the hallmarks of brainrot.” And they’re
Ever had a student crumple up their graded paper right in front of you? In this Curriculum Lab episode I share my own struggles with feedback frustration and explore methods (including some old-school Google add-ons) to hopefully ensure students not
Ever faced a sea of blank stares during class discussions? You’re not alone. In this episode I explore my practices and habits that practices that were hindering class discussion and how I rethought assessment and scaffolding so my ideas and
In a world where AI can churn out essays faster than you can say “thesis statement,” we’re flipping the script.Join me to explore where what essay writing can be – creativity and critical thinking collide, producing essays that are part
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