This week's review is on The IC Toolkit by Jim Knight, Jessica Wise, Michelle Harris, and Amy Musante . Jim Knight is a legend in the...

When meeting with school leaders - a common question involves generating use cases. Often times, it might be: "how can this help my...

This week's review is on Atlas of AI: Power, Politics, and the Planetary Costs of Artificial Intelligence by Kate Crawford. Artificial...

Why not draw leadership lessons for our Catholic schools from an analysis of the presidency of Eisenhower published in 1982? Fred...

In preparing to expand into the resolution phase of my brief series on chatbots and education (Their Promise and Peril Part 1 and Part...

If Chatbots can usher in an era of more limited human interaction but greater personalized learning , what else do we need to fear as we...

Last week , I pointed to the possibility of using chatbots as web-based tutors and aides in the classroom - assisting and monitoring...

Let's start with using AI as an extension of differentiation, assuming a support role in the classroom like an aide.

As I continue to prepare and transition into a new role, I had the joy to listen to a conversation between Tyler Reagin and George Kamal...

As we wrap up an intense 14 months and with Los Angeles approaching normalcy (with the magical date of June 15), time for some reflecting...

Call the roller of big cigars, The muscular one, and bid him whip In kitchen cups concupiscent curds. Let the wenches dawdle in such...

Winter for a moment takes the mind; the snow Falls past the arclight; icicles guard a wall; The wind moans through a crack in the window;...

While this America settles in the mould of its vulgarity, heavily thickening to empire 'And protest, only a bubble in the molten mass,...

Last night, I started reading the McCarrick report . There is a clear failure on the part of several of his brother bishops in the New...

The report, more than 400 pages long, catalogues various reports made about McCarrick to Church officials, some of which were ignored,...

Forgive me blog for I have missed. I played socially distant trivia last night. Trivia - the accumulation of random facts and knowledge -...

If there was ever a time where the differentiator of a Catholic school could shine through - it's a pandemic. Our schools should provide...

Last year, I started this blog because of National Novel Writing Month - and the idea of building in more reflection and sharing into my...

I'm not exactly sure why but it takes a great deal of emotional energy - often - to come up with a blog post. In the pre-COVID world,...

Note: I have no degree. I have no research. I have only my own experience as a teacher, principal, and parent. The ultimate lead effect...