What's In, What's Out for Education Technology Out: Tech for remediation -> In: acceleration Out: Purchasing new products -> In: Culling the roster of tech tools Additional articles on trends in ed tech and Tips for using AI

This blog post challenged my thinking about how teachers want to learn. There aren't solutions or answers given. It calls out that "fun" conferences are gaining attention with teachers and this is interesting to pay attention to.

Interesting research about AI coaching

Interesting research around math mindsets, math ability, race and socioeconomic status

Study done by NEA in Jan. 2022 - focuses on COVID perceptions of safety, but also includes burnout

The quick list: Remote Learning, Lifelong Learning (subscription services), Immersive Learning Technology (AR & VR), AI & Automation, and Nano Learning

I love the call out of things we can apply to lesson design from Wordle.

Thanks for the share Julie. Here's my word-phrase-sentence takeaway.
W: Transactional
P: Creation of worthy products
S: We need a different social contract grounded in the idea that children are curious, capable, interested people, whose personhood needs to be respected and whose interests can be stimulated.

"In other words, beliefs work kind of like bones. If you break a bone, its healing can go two ways: -If it's not set properly, it'll grow back as a rather permanent deformity. -But if it is set properly, it'll grow back good as new and in some ways stronger than it was before." This article has some good suggestions for leaders to support teacher beliefs about what is currently happening in education right now.