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One of the most significant barriers to innovation in schools isn’t a lack of resources, creativity, or commitment. It’s uncertainty aversion. Our natural tendency is to avoid what feels unclear, unfamiliar, or uncomfortable. In education, uncertainty often sounds like: “What if this doesn’t work?” “We’ve always done it this way.” “Let’s wait until we have more data.” “I’m not sure parents, teachers, or students are ready.” Innovation doesn’t emerge from certainty. It emerges

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Innovation isn’t always about the newest tech tool or a trendy initiative. Sometimes, it starts with a simple, transformative idea: Be...