The person who makes you smarter isn't always the smartest one in the room. Often it's the most curious one in the room.
"Why do we do that?" leads you to question old assumptions. "What if?" opens your eyes to new possibilities.
Inquisitive people are catalysts for learning.
In the nine months from March to December 2020, battery-related injuries for children ages 5 to 9 jumped 62%, while serious injuries related to cleaning agents rose 72%. https://t.co/BR85m7TRDa
So exciting! Microsoft launches initiative to help 25 million people worldwide acquire the digital skills needed in a COVID-19 economy. https://t.co/MyWNJ4OiVj
Instead of "blacklist" to deny access, I'll use "blocklist."
Instead of "master/slave" to describe tech configurations, I'll use "leader/follower."
#LanguageMatters#BetterAllies
We do not need authoritarian tactics like military intervention to silence dissent.
We need the political will to dismantle the deep-seated racism and inequity that permeates our institutions — especially our police departments.
I just got asked an excellent question in today's keynote.
With online learning on the rise and work-from-home becoming the norm, what are we going to do - and do quickly - about the Internet speed inequalities between urban and rural areas of this country?