Join us for a special virtual session: "ʻAha Kūkā with Amanda Bickerstaff, who will answer school leaders' questions about AI. 

In this virtual gathering two TAG members, Andrew Culberson and Robert Landau, will talk about a remarkable initiative unfolding in New Brunswick, Canada, called "microcourses."

Our Motley Crew Discussion Group sessions in the Fall of 2024 are going to focus on the PBS limited series, A Brief History of the Future. The title of the 5th episode is "Together."

Join us for the latest Eye on Student Protagonism, where student ingenuity takes center stage! This session highlights three inspiring projects tackling real-world challenges

🎤 Join a Getting Smart Town Hall on November 21 at Noon PT as facilitator and lead author of a recent credentialing report, Nate McClennen is joined by Leigh Anne Taylor Knight of The DeBruce Foundation, Julie Lammers of ASA, and Ian Zhu of SchoolJoy, to lead a thoughtful discussion on rethinking credentialing.

Our Motley Crew Discussion Group sessions in the Fall of 2024 are going to focus on the PBS limited series, A Brief History of the Future. The title of the 4th episode is "Human."

Join us for a compelling conversation with Yunus Peer, founder of Teachers Across Borders South Africa (TABSA), and Brad Uy, longtime TABSA volunteer.

At this gathering, Jan's guest will be Robert Landau, a tireless WSCB advocate who spent decades as a leader in international education, and who has some very strong opinions about where education writ large needs to go. 🐬

🎤 THE WSCB GLOBAL COMMUNITY IS EXCITED TO SUPPORT GETTING SMART BY LISTING THIS TOWN HALL IN OUR ONLINE COMMUNITY AND AT OUR EVENTS WEBSITE: From Getting Smart: The world is changing and schools must be resilient and anticipate the needs and skills of the workforce and help their young people reach their full potential.

Join us for a special virtual session: "ʻAha Kūkā with Dr. Cory Steiner on Authentic Assessment." Dr. Steiner will share his innovative approach to authentic assessment and discuss how he has transformed education in his district.

Are chronically misbehaving students simply chronically bored? Together we’ll reconsider what misbehavior really signals and how we can better respond to the unmet needs of students

Our Motley Crew Discussion Group sessions in the Fall of 2024 are going to focus on the PBS limited series, A Brief History of the Future. The title of the 3rd episode is "Once Upon a Time."

Join us for our next Big Think event featuring renowned educator Arnie Langberg, a trailblazer in alternative education and school reform.

Have you been wanting to do something with AI, but just aren’t sure where to start?? 

This is for you! It’s never been easier to learn AI with your students. Just press play.

What School Could Be and Ruckus Makers is so excited to announce the launch of d’Skills Expedition AI! 

At this gathering, Jan's guest will be Peter DeWitt (Ed.D), the founder and CEO of the Instructional Leadership Collective.

🎤 Jennifer D. Klein will host this session where young rebels from d'Skills demonstrate how they have been turbocharged by AI to create a better world through real-world learning.

PRE-WORK REQUESTED! Our Motley Crew Discussion Group sessions in the Fall of 2024 are going to focus on the PBS limited series, A Brief History of the Future.

🌈 Join Mel Ching and Josh Reppun as they screen, focus group style, a new film titled Teaching in Teams, by acclaimed filmmaker, Charles Haine.

At this gathering, Jan's guest will be Kansas City's and Real World Learning's and Kauffman Foundation's Sarah Renfrow, who was recently featured on the WSCB Podcast. 🦋

Join us for an inspiring conversation with Herb Lee, President and Chief Executive Officer of the Pacific American Foundation (PAF), and Jake Galloway, coach and learning experience designer for education and non-profit leaders, as we explore the themes of reconnection and healing at the intersection of innovative education.

WSCB IS PROUD TO PROMOTE GETTING SMART TOWN HALLS, which are amazing and energy producing. The beginning of the school year is a great time to come up with a strategy for implementing and addressing the elephant in the room… artificial intelligence.

Our Motley Crew Discussion Group sessions in the Fall of 2024 are going to focus on the PBS Limited Series, A Brief History of the Future. The title of the first episode is “Beyond the Now.”

What School Could Be is proud to partner with the Second Class Foundation/Kevin Stoller to promote this very special film screening! “In the small Northern Idaho town of Bonners Ferry, students and teachers face potential catastrophe every day. “

WSCB is proud to help promote this incredible event from our friends at Institute for Humane Education. Join former Congressional staffer Caitie Whelan and IHE co-founder Zoe Weil for an energizing webinar packed with powerful civic tools and takeaways for this election season from Zoe's new book The Solutionary Way.

Joseph Manfre will read out loud one of his blogs or essays, and then open up the session for discussion. No pre-work, no homework, no fuss, just deep listening, conversations, and fellowship.

Join us for an engaging panel discussion that delves into the crucial role of learner-centered professional development in shaping teacher retention and its broader impact on education.

There will be two groups of students sharing their projects in this session. One project aimed to strengthen soft skills in primary and secondary students, promoting a cooperative work ethic and critical thinking applicable in academic, professional, and everyday environments. The second project thoroughly explored the application of biomimetic principles in the design of wind turbines to improve their performance and efficiency.

Gone are the days of “sit and get,” join this conversation with Wyoming teachers, along with a few of their learners as they discuss the evolving responsibilities and dynamic between teachers and learners in a student-centered classroom.