Diffit: An AI Tool You Can Use for Hexagonal Thinking

I’m prepping for my session at the Alamo STEM Ecosystem Educator Conference (FREE if you’re interested in attending) this Saturday, February 22nd, and it is called, “CONNECTED THINKING: Unlocking the Joy of STEM with Hexagons.” I’ve done a bazillion Hexagonal Thinking workshops, but I always change them up to customize them for the audience and … Read more

Penguins Ready to Go, Go, Go!

In this STEM picture book, Rose weaves together facts about Emperor penguins’ adaptations, life cycle, and the challenges they face due to climate change.

Young Mensan Magazine

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Young Mensan Magazine is a quality digital publication that will appeal to many students.

What Do Students Think About AI?

Is AI good or bad? See what some students think…

How Can I Help?

My big binge this summer was the series, “New Amsterdam.” Set in a fictional public hospital in New York City, the medical director, Dr. Max Goodwin, is exactly the kind of person I would like to work for: empathetic, hands-on, innovative, smart, and determined. There were so many parallels to public education that I saw … Read more

New Podcast Dropped!

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I was interviewed by Dana Goodier on Out of the Trenches, and I didn’t say anything stupid!