Founded in July 2020, the School of Thought Blog continues to grow from a weekly email newsletter to a community that gathers readers both online and in real life. School of Thought shares actionable insights and ideas on listening, learning, leading and loving.

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We are a community of learner leaders. We are so glad you are here.

School of Thought provides a space to share how to put research to practice on listening, learning, leading and loving. Subscribers are part of this team of future builders who are using evidence (both research and practice) to co-create a new, alternative ways to look at listening, learning and leading in public- and sometimes succeeding.

School of Thought champions a spectrum of solutions in the wave of edu-change, and the power of a community that cares to learn with and from one another. We share the good …and the not so good with the goal of finding what works driven by what matters.

Through visuals, writing, and shared resources, we aim to make our lessons, and other big evidence based ideas, Free, Accessible, Interpretable, and Ready to Use. (FAIR)


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The School of Thought community is made up of lifelong learners who believe we can change learning in and out of schools, and that change will not always look the same.

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Idea Visualizer🎨| School co-founder🦋 | People Gatherer🩷| Children’s Book Illustrator🎈|Brain Surgery Warrior 🧠|Dr of Education✏️ | Learner 📓 Feature: #schoolofthought Partner: jane@schoolsofthought.org Co-create: shorejane@gmail.com
Louisa Rosenheck is a thought leader in the ed tech field, with a passion for game-based learning and playful pedagogies. She spent over a decade researching digital games and creative learning at MIT, and is now the Director of Pedagogy at Kahoot!.
Madora Soutter is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Education and Counseling at Villanova University where her research focuses on character education, teacher preparation, and critical pedagogies.
Entrepreneur, Thinker, and Community Builder. Currently at Purpose Built Ventures, Creator Cabins, and Stanford GSE
Co-founder, Real World Scholars
EL Specialist, Children’s Author, Founder of the Cross-Cultural Storytelling Project