I recently came across this quote: Life happens on the edges. We can’t find the next place on our journey until we discover the edge...

One of the most powerful professional decisions I ever made was to develop relationships with mentors. I have a few different mentors to...

You read about a new technology on Twitter. You love how the teacher used the tech to support learning and empower students. You decide...

I am a firm believer in blogging to organize my thoughts and create brainspace when I have 1000 ideas and a million thoughts all crowded...

We are beginning to recognize the value of balance in education. Finally, people are starting to understand that handing yourself over...

Recently, one of my favorite teachers in the high school approached me about students starting student managed social media accounts for...

I was reading through this guide by the University of Texas at Austin on thinking and teaching divergently and I came across these...

While going through the editing process for Divergent EDU my editor left me a comment in an area where I alluded to divergent thinkers...

The idea of divergence is occasionally envisioned as two paths diverging in the wood, perhaps thanks to our friend Robert Frost. However,...

I was in the grocery store the other day and I did something that I very rarely do, I picked up a magazine and read the cover. I’m...

This is the fifth installment of the #hierarchyseries. You can find the first post here. Updated 10/9/2019 The purpose of the Hierarchy...