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2 weeks ago | smartbrief.com | LaRae Quy

5 min read DevelopmentLeadership It was a hot summer day on our cattle ranch in Wyoming. I was ten and helping my dad fix a broken hay baler. He told me to get a tarp from the feed barn so he could spread out his tools. I ran up, threw open the door, and spotted the tarp lying on the floor.

2 weeks ago | smartbrief.com | Diane Benson Harrington

2 min read EducationEvents Finding education technology that does what you want, how you want, when you want can be like having all your students be on time, prepared, engaged and polite on the same day. It makes the job so much easier and more pleasant.

2 weeks ago | smartbrief.com | Michael Gaskell

5 min read EducationEducational Leadership My parents were yelling over the loud music, and I was shouting back, rebelling like any American 80s teen. A rebel yell felt good, exhilarating. In schools everywhere, children carry trauma and challenges that can interfere with their ability to learn, connect and thrive.

2 weeks ago | smartbrief.com | Evan Milberg

By nature, the construction industry has no choice but to be resilient. It’s an economically sensitive sector where projects have to navigate a landmine of risks and uncertainties. So it shouldn’t come as a surprise that despite some muddy weather conditions, the Association of Equipment Manufacturers’ Celebration of Construction on the National Mall carried on as planned, with passersby in Washington, D.C., marveling at the latest and greatest in construction equipment.

2 weeks ago | smartbrief.com | Julia Johnson |Julia M. Johnson

4 min read HealthcareInsurersPharmaceuticalsProviders SmartBrief readers in April turned their attention to stories on how US government-imposed tariffs could affect health care organizations and communities at home in the coming years, potentially leading to rising costs and compromising access to care.