Category: Classroom Practices
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AI in the Classroom: From Shortcut to Scaffold
Teaching students to prompt AI well isn’t a workaround for critical thinking — it’s an extension of it. Here’s how shifting AI use to the revision and stress-testing phase builds the analytical skills history and ELA classrooms are actually designed to develop.
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The Wisdom of Coach Beard: Creating Classroom Space for Growth Through Reading and Interconnection
#CoachBeard isn’t the obvious heart of #TedLasso. But his reading life—carefully built across multiple texts about systems, strategy, and interconnection—offers educators a philosophy for creating the conditions where students genuinely grow and learn.
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Ted Lasso and the Power of Literary Connections
What does Ted Lasso teach us about reading? More than you’d think. The show’s careful attention to matching the right book to the right reader at the right moment offers a framework for thinking intentionally about classroom culture and student growth.
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Not At ISTE 2026?
Can’t make it to ISTE this year? Adobe’s #NotAtISTE brings the conference to you. Three days of live streams and Instagram Lives covering creative archetypes, comic creation, and student collaboration tools. Join in, create, and share your work!
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Their Words, Your Classroom
Three classroom-ready oral history assignments using Adobe Podcast — student portfolios, semester reflections, and community interviews for high school social studies. #AdobeEduCreative #NotAtISTE #SummerPD #EdTech
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Summer 2026: Professional Learning and New Curriculum
A Kentucky social studies educator shares his summer 2026 professional development plans — Holocaust education, the 14th Amendment, and America 250. #2026KEDC #TOLI #BelferConference #USHMM #America250
