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These 11 educators are making big moves in education to benefit both teachers and students. Their works ranges from classroom spaces to standardized tests.  Each one of them had to work hard to accomplish what they have, but prove that it is worth it by the outcome. What is the biggest thing you would like to change about your classroom? https://www.teachthought.com/the-future-of-learning/people-changing-education/

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Being innovative with utilizing different teaching strategies with technology keeps student engagement and promotes a growth mindset. Using student centered methods can improve performance. Do you use a specific tool in your classroom that maintains student engagement when you need it most? https://corp.kaltura.com/blog/innovative-teaching-strategies/

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Students are encouraged to takes risks for their goals and be comfortable with failure in order to learn new things. Teachers step back and let students make mistakes rather than guiding them through step by step. When was the last time you consciously stepped back and let your students fail in order to learn? https://www.edutopia.org/article/encouraging-students-take-creative-risks-technology

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Classrooms are the same as they were 70 years ago. Why is that? In this Ted Talk, the speaker believes there needs to be a change in the way classrooms are set up. The teacher can be more of the facilitator than the leader and the students should be seated in a way that encourages them to be leaders in their education. Have you done anything differently in your classroom to change your classroom layout? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w6vVXmwYvgs

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Creating creative mindsets in students begins with us. There are many resources out there to help that happen that are free and easy to use. A helpful tip is tools that enhance student's creativity on their own. Do you do anything in your classroom that lets your students be free to create something of their own? https://www.edutopia.org/article/cultivating-creative-mindset

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This article explains what educators should and shouldn't do when it comes to LMS. When schools purchase an LMS, there are many things that can blind them into buying it, but here is more to think about. How functional is it going to be for staff? What is the desired outcome? Is it really worth the hype? Getting educated before making the change is needed. If you could choose an LMS for your school, what would you choose? https://elearningindustry.com/common-lms-implementation-mistakes-avoid-4

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To be innovative is to learn new strategies that can improve a classroom. This resource has have 10 strategies that teachers can utilize with no cost on a daily basis. This improves student engagement and motivation to succeed. When students are engaged, they are more apt to be motivated to succeed. When a student states they don't care how they do on things, how do you try to motivate them? https://www.teachthought.com/the-future-of-learning/innovative-strategies/

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A high school student speaks about encouraging the youth of today to change the world of education. She stands to give girls a place in technology. She also speaks about the importance of arts in in schools and why we need to protect them. If your school tried to cut specials, what would be your argument to keep them? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TSz0tSDSsuM

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In this world, education is built to benefit the best behaved and smart students. When students do not fall in that category, they are looked at as the problem. Teachers and schools are shown the issue with this and things that can change the way students feel in a model like this. With even your toughest students, how do you make sure all of your students feel welcome? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zDZFcDGpL4U

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In this Ted Talk, teachers are encouraged to create creative spaces for their classrooms. This can help students do their best work in a space that is more than just desks and a teacher up front. They become directors of their own education in an environment that encourages it. What is one thing you can do to make your classroom more student centered? https://www.ted.com/talks/kathy_nassz_innovative_spaces_and_learning_the_truth_about_classrooms

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Creativity, innovation, and change should always be regular occurrences in education. The above resources show that it is possible with hard work and the right mindsets.