Resources from the people I follow on Twitter, professional emails, and my own surfing
The Psychology of Money: Timeless Lessons on Wealth, Greed, and Happiness by Morgan Housel provides the advice we all need if we seek freedom and independence that wealth can bring. The secrets are to be a frugal saver and an investor that just lets his income compound. You can do this too if you follow his advice.
The Psychology of Money: Timeless Lessons on Wealth, Greed, and Happiness by Morgan Housel
June 24th, 2025Math Perceptions / Overcome Forgetting / Solstice Details / Student Voice / Ledecky Grad Speech / Teach With Social Media / Combat AI Cheating / Dan Pink’s Top Books / How to Block Porn / 6/23/2025
June 23rd, 2025
Many students decide they’re not a ‘math person’ by the end of elementary school. Math ability is malleable way past middle school, yet students’ perception of their own capabilities often remains static. @thenorahtorious @chalkbeat
How to Balance Kids’ Packed Schedules with the Gift of Doing Nothing by Emily Graham
May 30th, 2025
How to Balance Kids’ Packed Schedules with the Gift of Doing Nothing by Emily Graham
When you’ve got school drop-offs, piano lessons, math tutoring, soccer practice, and dinnerall crammed into a single day, something’s got to give. For a lot of families, that “something” tends to be free time—the kind that lets kids lie on their backs and daydream at the ceiling. But as much as productivity matters, downtime isn’t just nice; it’s necessary. Balancing both isn’t about perfect scheduling—it’s about knowing when to lean in and when to ease off the gas.
Ping: The Secrets of Successful Virtual Communication by Andrew Brodsky
May 27th, 2025
Ping: The Secrets of Successful Virtual Communication by Andrew Brodsky will help you understand which mode of communication to use, when, and why. Be sure to get a copy for your professional development library.
A Parent’s Guide to Cultivating Deeper, Lasting Self-Confidence in Their Children by Emily Graham
May 23rd, 2025
A Parent’s Guide to Cultivating Deeper, Lasting Self-Confidence in Their Children by Emily Graham
Every parent wants to see their child walk through the world with their head held high, resilient and proud of who they are. But confidence isn’t something you can wrap in a box and hand over—it’s a process, a relationship, a set of experiences that shape how your child sees themselves. Confidence is built slowly, through trials and triumphs, and most of all, through the messages your child receives about their own worth. If you’re serious about raising confident kids who become confident adults, you need more than pep talks. You need to be intentional, consistent, and open to evolving alongside them.
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