Exploring the Future of Education

As an ESL pullout teacher working with students across multiple grade levels, Genia Miles brings over a decade of teaching experience to her diverse classroom. Her passion for creating engaging learning environments that support language development drives her innovative approach to ESL instruction. The Challenge Teaching ESL across grade levels from PreK to 5th grade…

When faced with math teacher shortages, Beaumont Independent School District didn't just look for a quick fix. Instead, they developed an innovative hybrid teaching program that combines in-person support with virtual expert instruction. The result? Students get the best of both worlds: the structure and support of traditional classroom learning with the expertise of a…

As someone who once disliked math himself, Cameron Bordages is passionate about making algebra engaging and accessible. Drawing from his own experience with challenging math classes, he's committed to being the kind of teacher who helps students actually enjoy mathematics. The Challenge Traditional whiteboard teaching limited Cameron's ability to make complex algebraic concepts clear and…

For veteran educator Laurel Aguilar-Kirchhoff, the path to edtech innovation began with a chance encounter. "I first came across Kami at a Q conference. Their booth caught my attention—it was fun and sparkly, with live demos on big screens. This was pre-pandemic, so I saw it as an annotation tool but didn't explore its potential…

Educators know that bringing technology into the classroom isn't just about picking the latest tools. It's about building an ecosystem that truly empowers both teachers and their students to succeed. Through careful alignment with district goals and strategic professional development, educators in the Northwest ISD have discovered how digital tools can transform learning in meaningful…