Introductory sections in tomes like the Norton Anthology have served as the foundation for contextualizing literature in the classroom forever. These pre-readings offer historical background, thematic overviews, and authorial insights that provide students with essential frameworks before they begin analyzing primary texts. And, you know what? They’re the absolute worst way to engage a high…
According to a 2022 survey by the EdWeek Research Center, teachers spend an average of five hours per week grading assignments. They spend an additional five hours per week planning and preparing, and three more hours per week doing administrative tasks. That’s all outside the classroom! Artificial intelligence can help to alleviate some of these…
Introduction Artificial intelligence is rapidly reshaping education. When used thoughtfully, AI can enhance learning, improve efficiency, and support both teachers and students. Of course, it also has the potential to de-rail learning when treated as a magic wand. This page explores ethical, practical, and innovative ways to integrate AI into the classroom for educators and…
How I Use Obsidian to Manage My Curriculum If you’re like me, keeping track of lesson plans, teaching resources, and ideas can sometimes feel overwhelming. I used to rely on a mix of notebooks, random Google Docs, and sticky notes. But that system didn’t exactly scream “organized.” Then I discovered Obsidian, and everything changed. Obsidian…
