Education

This podcast was recorded from the Anchored in Education Live Show hosted on Sunday, March 22. This recording has been edited, but all interviews and calls were left in their…

On December 4, 2019, Dr. Drew Gitomer and three colleagues published an article in the American Educational Research Journal. It was titled "Assessing the Assessment: Evidence of Reliability and Validity…

Prior to this episode there has been 52 brand new Anchored in Education episodes every Monday. What began as just solo episodes where I briefly shared thoughts and reflections quickly blossomed…

You don't have to be in education for long to see many ideas and suggestions for improving schools. Most of the ideas promoted a flashy, borderline gimmicky, and come with…

Educator burnout. It's a real thing. There has been countless studies on burnout. There are a wide variety of books detailing burnout including why we should avoid burnout because we're…

What is your reaction when someone calls you biased? If you are like most people, including myself, you probably immediately go on the defensive exclaiming how you are in no…

It is no secret that I am often critical of elected officials and the meddling they do in education. They often pitch their work as helpful to all, but it…

Have you ever stopped and considered the language we use everyday? Most of what we say or do becomes such second nature that we never give it a second thought.…

We've talked about time management in a recent episode. One thing we established is that we have only a finite amount of time. Regardless of how efficient or effective we…