Differentiated Instruction and the Bionic Man
As I’ve observed some of the response to our original piece this week, it has been interesting to see questions raised about the roles of [...]
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Trickle down economics—how we prevent schools from spending their money usefully
I had a fascinating experience several years ago of attending a principals’ meeting in a medium-sized school district. The district CFO had come to present [...]
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Instructional Operations: Moving Parts to Break Constraints
One of the most fun parts of my work has been watching school teams try to redesign the way they work in order to achieve [...]
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Why Asking Your School Tough Questions Scares the Crap Out of You
I’ve been privileged in my career to both be a teacher and to co-found a successful educational software company, Wireless Generation. During my decade of [...]
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Personal Story: Greg Gunn, Entrepreneur in Residence
I am an Entrepreneur-in-Residence at City Light Capital focused on the education sector. Two passions have driven my career—education and software development. As a teenager [...]
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