It’s about

• learning with and from other bold educators like you who make awesome “mistakes” and discover new ways of thinking about old problems
• sharing bold ideas and incredible stories of expected and unexpected results
• stepping up and stepping out with ideas to make learning more engaging, more challenging, and more successful for all kids
• investing the time to think, to connect, and to have fun with our learning

• Compliance to Commitment through Boldness – Sophia Acevedo, Dickinson ISD
• Revamping Classroom Culture – Candice Adcock, Mesquite ISD
• Teachers Give Data and Students Track It! – Shelby Bland, Katy ISD
• Throwing Your Own Think Conference: Part 1 – Leone Clark, Dickinson ISD
• Math Intervention for All – Abigail Rutland, Killeen ISD & Nancy Crouch, lead4ward
• New lead4ward Math Resources – Nancy Crouch, lead4ward
• Relationships Aren’t Just for Kids: How to Build Literacy Leaders on Your Campus – Kristi Curtis, Lubbock ISD
• On Time, On Task, On a Mission for EOC Education Processing Skills – Victoria Cutaia, Dickinson ISD
• Be Bold: Professional Recursivity: it’s not magic… – Rebecca Daley, Bryan ISD

• Using Video as a Tool For Differentiation – Sarah Dille, Austin ISD
• Change the World: Bold Social Studies Education – Luckie Flores, La Joya ISD
• Be BOLD: say goodbye to Boring-OLD research – Amanda Hardwick, Waller ISD
• Taking Ownership of Our Data – Mayci Jenkins, Mesquite ISD
• Because They Are Worth It! – Kerri Jones, Richardson ISD
• Don’t be Afraid to Take Whisks with 5-Star PBL: Come and Get IT! – Missy Mayfield, Burkburnett ISD
• Breakout Boldly with Digital Breakouts – Kristen Meeks, Klein ISD
• Simple Changes, Powerful Results – Lucila Prieto, Mesquite ISD
• What to Do with Released Test Items (Math 5-12) – Ward Roberts, Wichita Falls ISD
• And Many More. View all–>