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Brutal reality check: School leadership in 2025 is harder than ever before. I've spent years in education and nothing compares to what leaders face today - from teacher burnout to safety issues to post-Covid chaos. What motivates you to keep leading through the storm?

Dustin Eads If we can just change the mindset that the skilled trades are a fantastic Return On Investment. Steven Iglesias

How school punishes the exact skills that create success: Credits: Jack Delosa

The skills gap in education is wild. 25 years later and my kid's learning the exact same stuff I did - when AI and data science are reshaping everything. Schools need to catch up. Fast. What would you add to the curriculum to prep kids for 2030? Curious to hear your takes.

Education isn’t the buildings, the buzzwords, or the budgets. It’s about teaching kids the best we can.

Want to know the biggest mistake schools make? Teaching answers instead of questions. I spent years watching students memorize facts they'll forget, when they should be learning how to think. What if we taught curiosity first, content second? Let's flip the script and embrace

Classroom Dynamics Podcast 🎧 🎙️ Steven Iglesias Great episode with a real pulse on #edtech in the classroom! Give it a listen! 👏

When I see posts like this, I wonder how much Artificial Intelligence played a role in these job reductions.

Getting really good at solving boring problems is one of the most exciting things you can do.

We're teaching STEM like it's optional, but let's be real - it's as essential as learning to read in today's world. I used to think coding was just for "tech people" until I saw a 12-year-old build an app to help her study. What skills do you think should be mandatory for the

Learning isn't just for school anymore - it's a lifelong game now. I went from hating studying to spending 2 hours daily learning new skills. Changed my whole career. What's the last thing you taught yourself? Let's normalize being forever students.

The "disruptive" kid in class today? Just watched him build the most incredible robot while pacing the room. Sometimes our brightest minds work differently. We're so busy trying to make kids fit the system, we forget the system should fit them. What hidden talents are we

Forget everything you know about "good students." The most successful people I've mentored weren't the quiet note-takers They were the ones who questioned everything, built wild projects, and used tech to explore their curiosities. What kind of student were you?

Stop micromanaging teachers and trust their expertise. After years in education, I've learned the best principals are those who clear obstacles and provide support, not those who dictate every detail. What's your take? When did a leader's trust make all the difference for you?

Real-world problem solving isn't just another checkbox - it's everything. Watched students tackle global challenges with more creativity and passion than any textbook could inspire. What if every classroom became an innovation lab? Let's hear how you're bringing real problems

Good description of two views of education by AJ Juliani…Cooks or Chefs? In reality, you have to learn to be a cook before you can be a chef (I still remember the “soup” my 6 year old daughter made) ajjuliani.com/blog/the-great…

Information isn't locked in classroom walls anymore - it's everywhere. Just spent a day watching students learn more from building rockets than from any textbook. Schools don't need to be info gatekeepers. They need to be experience creators. What unforgettable learning moment

Everyone's building classroom tech, but who's helping school leaders actually lead? After years in education, I've watched countless tools help teachers grade faster. Meanwhile, principals are drowning in admin work. What if we focused on leadership development instead of just

What if I told you our kids are learning about yesterday while living in tomorrow? AI is reshaping industries, robots are performing surgery, and my 10-year-old asks Grok more questions than she asks me. Here's what our kids actually need to learn: - How AI works (not just how

Digital literacy isn't optional anymore. It's survival. Last week I watched a friend fall for a phishing scam and lose $500. Made me realize: we're all vulnerable if we don't understand the tech we use daily. What's your biggest digital security concern? Let's learn from each