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My Stories


From Frequencies to Flow
I spent the weekend with a group of free-spirited individuals in Woodstock. Not the most conventional retreat choice for my first solo...
Jul 26


​From Lecterns to Likes
Why This Educator is going into social media and why every educator should be doing the same. I never envisioned that my career in...
May 9


The Future of Your Child’s Education in an AI-Enabled World
We are standing on the edge of a breathtaking new era. In a world where AI tutors personalize academic learning for every child, the role...
May 4


The Lost Magic: Fairy Children in a Divided World
I have met many types of children in my 20+ years in education, but my favorite kind is what I call the fairy children. Fairy children...
Apr 1


Hidden Stars: The Quiet Strength of Today's Jewish Youth
My son, reluctantly, walked into a convenience store with me to grab a Diet Peach Snapple. It drives him crazy that I insist on stopping...
Mar 11


Empty Desks: Navigating the Escalating Teacher Crisis
The Teacher Shortage: A Crisis in the Making It was graduation day at Duke University in 2003. A sea of black robes filled the football...
Feb 23


N = 1 Movement
Often, people ask why I pursued a master's degree in special education despite never teaching in a special needs setting. My response...
Jan 27


From Building Blocks to Wrecking Balls: How Academia Lost Its Way
If you’ve set foot on a college campus recently and dared to engage in dialogue, you might find that mission… impossible. Discourse has...
Dec 29, 2024


322 and Counting: The Tragedy We No Longer See
It’s astonishing how fast it happens. How the unthinkable becomes thinkable. How the unconscionable becomes conscious. How the rare...
Dec 17, 2024
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