Thought leader Thursday is here to make you think about the research, hot topics, and education news that classroom teachers can use on the 10-Minute Teacher Podcast.
The most-downloaded episode of the first 1,000. Occupational and physical therapist Suzanne Cresswell on why some students physically cannot sit still — and what to do instead of asking them …
Number 4 in the countdown of the ten most-downloaded episodes of the first 1,000. Dr. Douglas Fisher on acceleration research — why you push forward instead of going back to …
Number 5 in the countdown of the ten most-downloaded episodes of the first 1,000. Thomas Arnett of the Christensen Institute on what schools actually learned about blended learning — and …
Number 8 in the countdown of the ten most-downloaded episodes of the first 1,000. Jon Bergmann, a pioneer of the flipped classroom, on what mastery learning actually looks like when …
AI detection is a losing game. Dr. Tony Frontier shares the three-part AI policy schools can actually run — and why we should stop doing AI detection and start doing …
The internet was the first honesty crisis in education. AI is the second — and philosopher Christian Miller says it runs on both sides of the desk. What counts as …
Only 18% of principals say they feel very confident leading AI this school year — but 7 in 10 schools are already immersed in it. Ronn Nozoe of the National …
The moment you put a grade on something, it stops being formative. Assessment author Starr Sackstein explains what formative assessment really means and gives you classroom-ready strategies for the start, …
Gold standard PBL isn’t a fun project with a poster at the end. Lisa Mireles of PBLWorks explains what a real project based learning classroom looks like — and how …
Dr. Maggie Broderick explains servant scholarship—choosing a dissertation topic that helps real teachers and students by connecting research to classroom practice, policy, and purpose.
