The personal blog of Gary S. Stager, Ph.D.
Education journalist Emily Hanford is back with a second season of her terror inducing podcast, Sold a Story. After blaming teachers for not being sufficiently …
I recently spent time with serious genius mentors of mine, ages 85-95. Each and every one of these wise elders was using AI in a …
They’re dumb. They’re lazy. They’re sneaky. They’re gullible. They don’t read. They hallucinate. They’re mean. They’re dishonest. They can’t multiply. They’re addicted to social media… …
At least 1,500 times a day I read something on LinkedIn that enrages me. (good news for the algorithm) A major source of ire comes …
It saddens me that student speech rights have been continuously curtailed in the decades since I was in school. I become even more depressed when …
By Gary S. Stager, Ph.D.Originally published in District Administration Magazine – September 2003 Back-to-school time can be exciting, hectic and exhausting. Effective leaders take time …
Do the impossible © 2008 Gary S. Stager, Ph.D. I led professional development in the world’s first two “laptop schools” back in 1990. Ever since, …
It’s Time to Turn the Network Upside Down Not Published by District Administration Magazine©February 2008 Gary S. Stager, Ph.D. During the mid-sixties, Seymour Papert began …
Consider the Source I marvel how infrequently people verify the credentials of instant experts before trusting their expertise, or worse, reposting it on social media. …
Net week, I’ll be in Zurich, Switzerland to present a paper and lead two hands-on workshops at the biennial Constructionism Conference. I’ve presented at each …
