Power plays a role in how we lead every day, yet we rarely stop to examine our relationship with it. We may want more control over our decisions, time, and priorities while simultaneously believing we don't have the power to make those things happen. In this episode, I explore how our relationship with power is shaped by our past experiences, beliefs, and feelings about authority. I reflect on the ways we perceive power in ourselves and others, why we sometimes embrace it and other times feel p

Pleased to talk again with Dr. Adam Drummond. Adam is a dynamic education leader, author, and former school Principal with 25 + years of experience leading schools & educators. He is the co-founder and CEO of DK Education Collaborative and co-author of the 2026 new release, When All Means All. Adam will join me tonight, Monday, 11/9, at 7:20 pm EST on the #ELB podcast. You can learn more here: https://www.dkeducationcollaborative....https://www.adamddrummond.com/This podcast is sponsored by IXL

What if becoming a better technology-using educator had less to do with learning new tools and more to do with knowing which ones to stop using? There's always another app, another platform, and another AI tool competing for our attention. But is all that technology actually improving teaching and learning? In Episode 271 of House of #EdTech, Chris Nesi challenges educators to rethink their relationship with educational technology. Being innovative doesn't mean adopting every new tool or const

Congratulations to Kimi Antonelli 2026 F1 Champion - FAAF 279 In this 290th episode, I share my reflections from Oct 26 - Nov 6, 2026. Check out the WHOLE SPOTIFY PLAYLIST I put together with all the listens mentioned below: >>> bit.ly/E280FreshAirAtFivePlaylist <<< 27th: The Easy EdTech Podcast E394 “Digital Check-Ins and the Collective Joy Framework with Kimberly Tsai”; Reflecting on my recent weekend with myPITA Fall Conference 2026 29th: The 10 Minute Teacher Podcast E1018 “Explicit Vocab

Join me for a solo #ELB podcast today, 11/6/26 @ 4:40 pm EST. We will be surviving & thriving! This podcast is sponsored by IXL Personalized Learning. IXL is used by more than 1 million teachers each day. It is also the most widely used online learning and teaching platform for K-12. Learn more here: https://bit.ly/ELBIXLLearn more about the host, Andrew Marotta @ https://andrewmarotta.com/

Moving forward after tragedy doesn't mean putting our feelings aside and carrying on as though nothing happened. For school leaders, grief, anger, fear, and helplessness are real responses to events that affect the safety and well-being of the communities they serve. Learning to move forward begins with allowing ourselves to feel what we're experiencing. In this episode, I reflect on the school shooting in Bend, Oregon, and the emotional impact these tragedies have on educators, students, famil