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Cell phone bans in schools are heading to Congress, yet new survey data shows phone use creeps back as the year goes on. A…
This past school year while co-facilitation the creation of the AI guidance for the State of Washington I have also worked with over 60…
This week I have had the pleasure of working with Singapore American School (SAS) in supporting educators around AI as well as starting to…
I am proud to announce the first of many documents being released by the @waospi on guidance for K12 educators in the state of…
I know that many of you work with families/students who come from poverty. One thing we need to remind teachers is that what we’re…
It’s been a crazy March, to say the least. Here in the state of Washington schools have been closed since March 17th and will…
NCCE 2020 here in Seattle has just wrapped up. NCCE (Northwest Council For Computer Education) being our regional ISTE sponsored conference with somewhere around…
Over the past few weeks, I have had a couple of conversations with teachers and people in the business world that I just want…
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