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Jethro Jones

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As seen in: BE Podcast Network, Cybertraps Podcast, Transformative Principal, Apple Podcasts, Substack, Simplecast, Advise Magazine, Descript, FE News, The Learning Counsel, FocusED: An educational leadership podcast that uncovers what is working in our schools., The Other Wrestling Dave's Podcast
Jethro Jones is an AI adoption strategist, educator, author, and podcast host. He founded Optimization Doc, where he helps teams adopt AI through human-first w
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Learning Organization Through Collaborative Response

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By Jethro Jones
| BE Podcast Network
Collaborative response is strongest when it is treated as a schoolwide system, not an occasional meeting format. The work depends on structure, consistency, and a shared commitment to using time well. Structure Creates Clarity When teams meet without clear purpose, the work can drift into repeated hallway conversations and inconsistent follow-up. A structured approach changes that. It gives staff a place to bring student needs, a process for discussion, and a clearer path for action.
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Show Your Work with Science of Learning

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By Jethro Jones
| BE Podcast Network
Science of learning is most valuable when it leaves the greenhouse and enters the yard. That means acknowledging what classrooms actually are: messy, variable, and full of decisions that cannot be planned perfectly in advance. The strongest teaching ideas are not the ones that promise a total overhaul. They are the ones teachers can test, adjust, and keep using. A practical approach to science of learning starts small: one useful change, repeated well, then refined over time.
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Building a Second Brain for your AI.

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By Jethro Jones, Aaron Makelky
| luma.com
​ Bring a laptop, your AI of choice, and the work you keep track of. Learn how Obsidian and practical AI tools can give your information a useful home so the AI always remembers your context and what you need right when you need it.
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