From the archive
Teaching and Learning
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Adoption Isn’t Impact: The Quiet Failure of Learning Innovation
Learning tools are improving faster than learning systems. As AI, XR, and new platforms promise transformation, many organizations are discovering that adoption alone doesn’t translate into impact. This reflection explores…
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Thrive by Lisa M. Lawson: Rethinking How We Support Adolescents in Education
Lisa M. Lawson’s book Thrive explores how adolescent brain science can reshape education, support systems, and how we help teens truly thrive.
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Creativity, Failure, and Starting Late
There’s a bit of irony in the title of the first book I picked up from the d.school book club: Make Possibilities Happen. Because I joined the club months ago,…
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“Stand Back,” Said the Elephant: What a Children’s Book Taught Me About Leadership, Innovation, and Intentional Impact
What can a sneezing elephant teach us about leadership? A childhood book sparked fresh insight on how even our smallest decisions can shake the ground beneath us. In this post,…
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The AI Revolution: A Wake-Up Call for Real Learning
Is AI about to replace teachers? That’s the wrong question. It’s already changing how students learn, often by bypassing the hard work of real learning. We’re facing a crisis of…