Ballot Season, Part 1: Who Writes the Rules edl.network/p/ballot-season-…

Ballot Season, Part 1: Who Writes the Rules edl.network/p/ballot-season-…

Higher Ed's Fiscal Reckoning edl.network/p/higher-ed-s-fi…

“Zoom in and obsess. Zoom out and observe. We get to choose.” ― Rick Rubin, The Creative Act: A Way of Being

AI In Education: In Service of Students, or a Distraction? edleadershub.substack.com/p/…

The hardest part of leading through this moment isn't picking a side in the AI debate. It's building judgment to ask the same question of every tool: does this serve the people in my building, or does it distract from what they're actually here to do. buff.ly/e58iHT8

Trent Cash and his colleagues, writing in Trends in Cognitive Sciences, found something worth taking seriously: skills people offload to AI tend not to stay sharp. Not a moral panic. Full Article: edl.network

for a shift worth watching closely. Educators are naming the reading-writing gap in webinars and conferences faster than state legislatures are naming it in law. A recent sentence-writing webinar became one of the most attended. Read this issue at buff.ly/uIvtjdO

This week, Anthropic's own CEO called for the AI industry to slow down. An Anthropic researcher resigned, warning his former employer and its competitors are "gambling with our lives." This impacts education. Full issue here: edl.network

Here's a question worth sitting with this week. If your climate survey numbers look fine and something still feels off in the building, do you trust the second read, or the survey? buff.ly/YNtlQi8 Climate data is a lagging indicator. It tells you what already happened.

HAL Didn't Rebel: The Instructions Were Wrong (Special Edition Article) edl.network/p/hal-didn-t-reb…

HAL Didn't Rebel: The Instructions Were Wrong edleadershub.substack.com/p/…

HAL Didn't Rebel: The Instructions Were Wrong linkedin.com/pulse/hal-didnt… via @LinkedIn

Hook "em Horns!!!!!

Here's a question worth sitting with this week. If your climate survey numbers look fine and something still feels off in the building, do you trust the second read, or the survey? edl.network/p/leading-withou… Climate data is a lagging indicator. It tells you what already happened.

Most wellbeing initiatives quietly disappear after the first budget cycle, because they were built as programs instead of infrastructure. edl.network/p/leading-withou… The Briefing Room is built for the moments that don't come with a playbook, decisions that require judgment.

Christina Maslach and Michael Leiter's research reframes burnout as a structural response to chronic workplace conditions, not a personal failing. edl.network/p/leading-withou…

I have walked into schools where the climate survey data looked fine and the people looked exhausted. Data does not always tell you what the building already knows. buff.ly/hvqkoVp

Read this week's issue at buff.ly/uIvtjdO for a shift worth watching closely. Educators are naming the reading-writing gap in webinars and conferences faster than state legislatures are naming it in law. A recent sentence-writing webinar became one of the most attended..