Episode 76: AI in Education, SMART Habits, & Student Engagement with Kendall Terry (Part 2)
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The fastest way to damage trust as a school leader is to make a big decision before you truly listen. Kendall Terry joins us for part two and gets honest about the leadership lesson he had to learn the hard way: slow down, gather more perspectives, and ask one more question before you drop the hammer. We also talk about what he’s most proud of, creating the kind of environment where teachers feel supported to build bold, creative learning experiences that students actually want to show off.
Then we go deep on two tools every educator can use right now. First, Kendall shares the thinking behind his upcoming book, Smart Habits in Education, and why SMART goals often fail in real schools. Goals are the destination, but habits are the system that gets you there. We unpack tiny habits, if-then statements, and how to reduce decision fatigue so progress becomes manageable, repeatable, and trackable.
We also explore the BRACE framework for engagement: Belonging, Relevance, Agency, Challenge, and Engaged Response, and how it applies not only to students but to adult staff learning too. Finally, we tackle AI in education with a clear stance: AI is a tool that can save time and spark creativity, but it cannot replace relationships or the human work of teaching.
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