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Every moment students are being tested is another moment they are not learning… unless, of course, it’s well-designed retrieval practice… which it never is.

I still remember how to diagram sentences. I believe it helped me become a better writer, but I don't believe we should make everyone learn it.

What if students really do know how to improve schools?

There are situation in which I have lots to say about how education workshops were taught, but I chose to not give feedback. If you are a consultant and paid to deliver content, it is your job to evaluate it. I’m happy to, but we need to agree to terms first.

It is curiosity about my fields of study that made me want to teach. Handing off lesson planning to AI is counter to what makes me want to teach.

Makerspaces are fine, but they are really a poor substitute for the "indistrial arts" and "home economics" shops and kitchens and well-supplied art studios we had in the 1970's and 1980's. Yes, I realize this post can be labled "back in my day things we better."

One of the challenges of being a highly competent worker is that you end up enabling crummy leadership as they don’t experience the effects of their bad decisions.

Here is your reminder that personal incredulity isn’t evidence you are correct.

I’ve just heard of the Holy Fool for this first time. They are to be admired.

I get we need to monetize content for many reasons, but if your posts are advertisements for your other (paid) content and it’s filled with Google Ads, I’m unlikely to interact with it.

@garyackerman I am less certain that humans have consciousness than AI.

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