The Banality of Institutional Harm
My grandfather had pneumonia, and I had taken him to the hospital. He was given a sulfa-based antibiotic, unbeknownst to […]
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Steve Hargadon: LLMs and Protected Narratives
I ran an unsettling experiment with Claude yesterday. I uploaded to Claude, through its Projects feature (basically their version of
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Steve Hargadon: New Webinar – “Work–Life Balance and Personal Energy Management: Supporting Librarians & Libraries” Inbox
Work–Life Balance and Personal Energy Management: Supporting Librarians and Libraries A Library 2.0 Masterclass with Loida Garcia-Febo OVERVIEW: Library work
The Levels of Processing Theory
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If your daily commute to school could use a little more zip—or your weekend adventures need an upgrade—an e-bike might
50 Easy Kindergarten Science Experiments for Hands-On Learning
Every day is chock-full of new discoveries when you are a kindergartner. These hands-on kindergarten science experiments and activities take
Do One-Size-Fits-All Literacy Programs Serve English Learners?
My teaching experience in a bilingual school versus a dual immersion school couldn’t be more different, although they shared one
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How to Scale Multilingual Training
Global training can fall flat when employees have to learn in a language that is not their own. For L&D
The Techlash Is Counternarrative? – Eduwonk
Coming Attractions Tomorrow (May 21st) I’m moderating a discussion on an Eedi Linkedin Live with Eedi’s Bibi Groot, Farmington Public
California Teacher Salary Advancement Credits
California has approximately 1,000 school districts, and most of them reward graduate credit accumulation through their salary schedules. Whether you