The Two Versions of Me, The Teacher and the Person Behind Her
How my confident classroom self and my quieter private self learned to coexistContinue reading on EduCreate »
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My Bracelet Broke While I Was Doing Laundry, and Somehow That Felt Personal
Not everything is a sign, but sometimes the timing of an ordinary thing can feel too loud.Photo by Kristina Tochilko…
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The Intrigue of Fizzy Drinks & Fuzzy Trees
Albizia julibrissin — Mimosa TreeFamed film director Alfred Hitchcock famously popularized the mimosa cocktail in the…
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A Skill Isn’t a Prompt. It’s Documentation.
Updates on structured promptingContinue reading on EduCreate »
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Why Did Everyone Believe Puss in Boots?
What this classic fairy tale can teach children about influence, confidence, and truthAI-generated illustration…
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A Gen Z Teacher’s Warning to Older Teachers: 5 Things To Know
A Gen Z teacher explains what older teachers misunderstand about teenagers, AI, attention, memes, and the future of…
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Juneteenth Is the Lesson America Still Has to Keep Learning
Some truths arrive late, but that does not make them less necessaryFreedom is not only something we remember. It is…
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The Hidden Critical Thinking Lesson Inside Little Red Riding Hood
How a classic story helps children develop critical thinking and intuitionPhoto by Mark Zamora on UnsplashThere’s one…
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