This is Jennifer Gonzalez welcoming you to episode 164 of the Cult of Pedagogy Podcast.

In this episode, we're going to talk about the elegance of the gray area.

This week I'm going to be sharing some thoughts that have been spinning around in my head

for quite a few years and this just happened to be the week I was able to pull them together into something kind of cohesive.

I think what I'm trying to do this week is refine our definition of smart.

I'm going to read the piece in its entirety after I thank my generous sponsors who helped me get this stuff out there.

First, I'd like to thank Kidham.

If 2020 taught us anything, it's that the tools and routines that have traditionally powered classrooms need more flexibility.

If it taught us another thing, it's that piecemeal online tools cannot replace a well-designed quality curriculum.

So how to maintain both flexibility and quality? Is that too much to ask?

At Kidham, they don't think so.

The Kidham Education Platform houses curriculum instruction and assessment in one place.

And they partner with top-rated curriculum publishers like OpenUp Resources, Fish Tank Learning,

and Illustrative Math through Kendall Hunt.

So schools and districts can deliver the highest quality digital curriculum on Kidham's flexible platform

and continue teaching in any environment.

Educators love their teacher-friendly platform with options to engage in discourse online or in person.

And students love Kidham for how easy it is to see their assignments and complete their work interactively.

Choose from their curriculum menu or import your existing curriculum to bring it to life with Kidham.

Request a demo today at teach.kidham.co slash pedagogy.

Support also comes from Kiyalo EDU.

Kiyalo EDU is a free online platform that facilitates discussions and debates with students

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