What We Get Wrong About Innovation in Schools: 4 Eye-Opening Lessons

Conversations about the future of education are often filled with a mix of excitement and anxiety. With the rapid rise of artificial intelligence and constant technological change, it is easy to feel uncertain about how to best prepare studentsโ€”and ourselvesโ€”for what is next. We are flooded with buzzwords, new tools, and competing visions of the …

Choosing Change: Three Cautionary Tales through the Lens of Activity Theory

Innovation is not just about tools. It is about people, communities, and the rules that govern how we live. That is why some innovations thrive while others failโ€”or worse, cause harm. Activity Theory gives us a lens to understand this: every activity system is made up of tools, subjects, rules, community, division of labor, and …