Where’s the Fun in That?
Dan ThomasWhere’s the Fun in That? is a newsletter for educators who want to bring play, creativity, and critical thinking back into learning. Get LEGO build ideas, PBL strategies, and fun, practical tips for real classrooms—sent right to your inbox.
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Human First in an AI World with Dr. Mark Zeiler - TEC 90
In this episode, I sit down with Dr. Mark Zeiler, an experienced educator, administrator, and edtech leader, to dig into what it really means to keep education human-centered in an AI-driven world.
We talk about building school culture, na...
Only 7 Teachers Were Using AI… Here’s What This Principal Did Next - TEC89
When Sean O’Shea surveyed his staff, only 7 out of 25 teachers had used AI.So he didn’t run a training. He rebuilt the culture.
In this episode, we break down what actually worked—how one principal moved teachers from hesitation to experim...
Stepping Out of the Classroom: How Teachers Actually Grow (with Stevie Frank) - TEC88
What if the best professional development in your school isn’t a program… but the teacher down the hall?
In this episode, I sit down with digital learning coach Stevie Frank to break down what real growth looks like for educators right now...
Space Camp, Rock Climbing, and Rethinking High School with Scott Holcomb - TEC86
What if the best school you've never heard of is sitting inside a former Sears building in Memphis?
In this episode of The TechEd Clubhouse, I talk with Scott Holcomb — Ed Tech Imagineer at Crosstown High, Space Camp Hall of Famer, and yes...
Rethinking Collaboration in Schools with Kurtis Hewson - TEC86
What if the problem in schools isn’t that we have too many meetings… but that we’re having the wrong ones?In this episode of The TechEd Clubhouse, I talk with Kurtis Hewson from Jigsaw Learning about a simple structure that helps schools mo...
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