Brad Weinstein

Are you an educator looking to stay ahead in the ever-changing world of education? Look no further than The AI Classroom, the ultimate guide for navigating the complexities of AI in education. This thought-provoking book provides practical strategies for incorporating AI tools into your teaching practices, while exploring the potential of AI to transform traditional models of teaching and learning.

Written by veteran educators and school leaders Nathan Maynard and Brad Weinstein, Times 10 Publications' Hacking School Discipline introduces novel strategies and approaches to school discipline

I had a quote and my book (Hacking School Discipline) and software company (BehaviorFlip) got mentioned in this great article by Phyllis Fagell.

Our book (Hacking School Discipline), and our app (www.behaviorflip.com), were mentioned as well as getting a quote in this article for the Washington Post.

Desmond Tutu says, “The offense affected a relationship, and what you are seeking for is to restore the relationship, to heal the relationship.” Today, Brad Weinstein and Nathan Maynard, authors of Hacking School Discipline: 9 Ways to Create a Culture of Empathy and Responsibility Using Restorative Justice help us understand how restorative justice should work and some examples that will help us understand the successful implementation.

Ep.49 of #AspireLead w/ @nmaynardedu & @weinsteinedu as we discuss how restorative practices are impactful, building a culture of empathy & increasing responsibility

A very popular buzzphrase on the education scene for a while now is growth mindset. We reference it repeatedly. We tweet about it and try to instill the value of failing in the learning process to students. Unfortunately, many of us are talking the talk, but not walking the walk when it comes to growth mindset in the learning process—especially in grading practices.

A humorous look at the everyday struggles we go through as educators.

The students who often do best in school are not who you think--oftentimes, it is those who work the hardest, not those who have the most natural ability, that are the most successful!

Fixed mindsets are not what many kids are born with, yet that changes as we teach them to play the game of school with compliance, our grading practices, and even how we speak. So how do we foster a growth mindset instead? Guest Brad Weinstein explains how to encourage growth in any student by changing our language and creating opportunities that allow them to create, fail, and persevere.

It’s the 21st century and society has changed since we were in school. Learn how to reach today’s students and bring back relationships and academics as the primary focus in the classroom. This book will equip you with resources and strategies to coach students towards better behaviors for long-lasting change. Hacking School Discipline is for all teachers, support staff, administrators, and even parents. With these hacks, you will be able to move from trying to work with kids that seemingly… Show more

It’s the 21st century and society has changed since we were in school. Learn how to reach today’s students and bring back relationships and academics as the primary focus in the classroom. This book will equip you with resources and strategies to coach students towards better behaviors for long-lasting change. Hacking School Discipline is for all teachers, support staff, administrators, and even parents. With these hacks, you will be able to move from trying to work with kids that seemingly have little empathy, respect, and work ethic, to a classroom full of engaged learners that feel respected, loved, and have the tools to manage their own behaviors. Show less