When I leave a meeting feeling dismissed or diminished, my instinct is to turn the discomfort inward. Is it me? Did I explain myself poorly? Am I missing something obvious? That reflexive self‑questioning is familiar to many educators and professionals—and it can quietly erode confidence over time. Recently, instead of accepting that feeling and add… Continue reading Is it me, or…???
The Power of a Reoccurring Message
(Caveat and apology: I'd like to write 100% of each post myself and have AI edit and revise my entry but now that CoPilot is integrated so well into MS Word it just wants to take command and write the whole thing itself. I asked it (in many ways) to just guide me with prompts… Continue reading The Power of a Reoccurring Message
Researching with AI helps to reveal big picture in government overspending
The new 4-lane Pattullo Bridge opened this morning which got me thinking. The old 4-lane bridge just off to its left is still standing and, apart from lanes so narrow that the speed limit is 30 km/h across the deck, it is still structurally sound. Yes, another 4-lane bridge was built to replace a 4-lane… Continue reading Researching with AI helps to reveal big picture in government overspending
