Exploring the intersection of business, technology, and education.
Let me tell you a quick story. Back when I first started publishing writing about education, other teachers would literally laugh at me and my "strange" behavior. Whether it was the way my eyes …
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"I'm doing what I was meant to do. I'm aligned on mission and purpose. I can't stop. Ruben Harris, CEO of Career Karma, knows a dirty little secret about online …
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Being a successful teacher means embracing dichotomy. I first wrote about this in a tweet as I was starting to recognize people having conversations on Twitter about teaching that were nearly the …
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Sooner or later, everyone is going to have to learn Jedi-level social media moves. I'll explain what I mean. Right now, everybody has a platform, and that's a good and a bad thing. …
There's two kinds of resistance when it comes to work. I've noticed between my work teaching and my work writing and sharing messages like this one, that there are two kinds of resistance …
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A few years back, there was an innovative new technology product I was using weekly in my classroom. Though it was simple, it was having a huge positive impact, especially with students who were …
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