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Ep. 305 | How To Fix Student Disengagement In One Day w/ Jon Arguello

Discover how fixing classroom audio issues with a simple $15 fix can eliminate distractions, boost student focus, and transform engagement levels overnight without breaking your school budget.

Walk into almost any modern classroom and you will witness the unspoken battle for the attention of any given student in the room. Teachers are competing against modern smartphones, buzzing HVAC systems, and the constant hum of 30 students sharing a room.

When students fail to engage, the default assumption is often low motivation or poor curriculum quality. But what if the real culprit is a basic sensory issue?

The Hidden Barrier: Sensory Overload
In a typical classroom setting, noise pollution creates an invisible wall between the educator and the student. When background chatter and ambient noise drown out instruction, students quickly check out. In this episode Jon Arguello, former school board member, and I point out that before we can fix learning outcomes, we have to fix the sensory connection.

If a student cannot hear clearly, they cannot pay attention. It is that simple.

This episode is sponsored by TWT Audio, creators of durable classroom headsets designed by educators to survive real student use. Stop wasting your school budget replacing cheap headphones every year and head to TWTAudio.com to hear the difference.

Creating a 1-on-1 Learning Space
Solving this issue does not require millions in new software infrastructure. Implementing simple, durable headsets with attached dynamic microphones can instantly isolate sound for each child.

By removing environmental distractions, a teacher can deliver focused instruction directly to each student’s ears. This single low-cost intervention can:

  • Help our English Language Learners process language without external noise.
  • Assist students with undiagnosed auditory processing challenges.
  • Enable small-group podcasting and content creation without ambient cross-talk.

If you want to hear the full breakdown of how this simple audio shift works in practice, stream the episode below on Apple Podcast or Spotify.

Small Tweaks, Big Impact
Before overhauling curriculum or buying expensive software suites, look at the physical environment. Meeting your students’ primary sensory needs creates an immediate foundation for focus, engagement, and academic growth.

Check out the full video interview below to see how educators are putting these tools to work in real classrooms.

The Secret to Faster Meal Prep: Why You Need A Spice Box

Stop cluttering your counter with single jars. Here is how a simple Masala Dabba spice box speeds up daily meal prep, can cut down on sodium, and gives you complete flavor control.

If you are still opening, measuring, and recapping seven different spice jars every single time you cook, you could be wasting more time than needed AND making meal prep way harder than it needs to be.

When we received a Fab Home spice box (traditionally known as a Masala Dabba) as a gift from our neighbors Nitin and Susie, it completely transformed our daily cooking workflow. Instead of hunting through a crowded pantry cabinet while dinner burns on the stove, we now have my seven most-used single ingredients in our faces, open and ready to use.

Here is how setting up a dedicated spice box will speed up your daily cooking, along with the exact seven single-ingredient spices we keep in ours.

Why Single-Ingredient Spices Win Over Pre-Made Blends

It is tempting to rely on pre-made seasoning packets or blends like garlic salt, chipotle seasoning, or cajun rub. While those are convenient, they present two main problems: sodium control and flexibility.

Most pre-made blends use salt and at times MSG as their primary fillers. When you cook with them, you cannot turn up the flavor of garlic or herb without also turning up the salt levels. By dedicating your primary spice box to single-ingredient spices, you retain total control over the balance of every dish. You get to decide how much salt goes in, and you can build custom flavor profiles on the fly for Mexican, Indian, Mediterranean, or basic American comfort foods.

The 7 Essential Spices for Daily Cooking

When choosing what goes into your spice box, pick the ingredients that handle 90% of your daily meal prep. Here is our core setup:

  1. Sea Salt: The ultimate baseline flavor enhancer. Keeping pure sea salt in the box lets you season accurately at every stage of cooking.
  2. Garlic Powder: Gives you that rich, sweet, cooked-garlic profile without the risk of burning fresh garlic over high heat.
  3. Paprika: Brings vibrant red color and a sweet, subtle warmth to roasted meats, potatoes, and stews.
  4. Cumin: Adds a deep, earthy backbone that grounds everything from carne asada marinades to roasted chickpeas and lentils.
  5. Turmeric: Delivers a bright golden color, earthy taste, and fantastic health benefits to rice, soups, roasted vegetables, and pollo asado.
  6. Chili Powder: Provides direct, manageable heat and robust flavor whenever a dish needs a kick.
  7. Onion Powder: Creates a savory, aromatic base with natural sweetness that ties all the other spices together.

How This Setup Speeds Up Your Kitchen Workflow

Cooking efficiency comes down to reducing unnecessary steps. When your main spices sit together in a single container and are ready even before you turn on the stove, your process changes instantly:

  • Zero searching: No more shuffling through two rows of glass jars to find the one you need.
  • Instant visual feedback: You can see all your colors and textures at a glance, making it easy to decide what a dish needs.
  • Faster pinch-and-throw seasoning: Instead of unscrewing lids with greasy hands, you simply lift one cover and spoon or pinch your spices directly into the pan.

Setting up a central spice box is one of those small kitchen upgrades that gives you huge daily returns. Give it a try this beginning of the school year as you plan your meal prep for the week, pick your personal top seven spices, and see how much faster your meal prep moves. And when you do, let me know what seven spices make the cut and the meals that you prepare. Buen provecho!

Ep. 304 | Why Your Strict Reading Rules Are Backfiring With Dr. Sawsan Jaber

Discover how Dr. Sawsan Jaber’s Human Centered Framework helps teachers interrupt rigid classroom rules, boost student reading engagement, and build deeply connected learning spaces for every student.

Stop Punishing Kids for Reading the “Wrong” Way

This episode is sponsored by WeVideo, the interactive video platform for educators. With WeVideo, you can easily assign projects, collaborate in real-time, and embed interactive questions into your videos to boost classroom engagement. Meet students where they are and develop crucial 21st-century skills. Try WeVideo today at wevideo.com/education.

Think back to your time as a third grader. You brought a favorite comic book to school for Silent Sustained Reading, proud and ready to dive into the story. Then came the sudden halt from the front of the room: “That doesn’t count as real reading.”

It is a core memory for so many of us. In that single moment, reading transformed from an exciting adventure into a transactional chore.

Years later, many of our classrooms are still unintentionally running on those same rigid rules. We standardize literacy, police student choices, and then wonder why engagement plummets as kids get older.

The good news? We can fix it by shifting toward a Human-Centered Pedagogy Framework. This framework is the brainchild of Dr. Sawsan Jaber. In our podcast recording, she explains how you can stop accidentally killing student motivation and start building a culture where every learner feels seen. Check out the full video and audio podcasts below.

The Problem: We Standardize the Humanity Out of Learning

When we prioritize rigid rules over authentic curiosity, we send a subtle message to students: your interests do not matter here.

When a student picks up a graphic novel, a sports magazine, or an illustrated guide, they are actively engaging their minds. Dismissing those choices forces kids to disconnect from reading entirely. To reverse this trend, instructional practices must evolve from cold mechanics to deep connections that honor the whole child: their heart, mind, and place in the global community.

The Solution: Name, Notice, and Interrupt

Creating a human-centered classroom does not require throwing out your curriculum. It starts with a simple three-step reflective cycle designed to break rigid teaching habits.

1. Name

Identify the unspoken rules and systems in your classroom or district that limit student agency. Are you enforcing policies simply because “that is how it has always been done”? Call out the practice for what it is.

2. Notice

Observe how these practices impact real students. Look closely at who thrives under your current structure and, more importantly, who gets left behind or disengages. Pay attention to the subtle cues: the slouching, the fake reading, the mechanical compliance.

3. Interrupt

Take active steps to disrupt harmful habits in real time. Replace rigid requirements with choice, flexibility, and human connection.

  • Instead of: “Comic books do not count.”
  • Try: “Tell me what is happening in that panel!”
  • Instead of: Strict, narrow reading lists.
  • Try: Offering diverse formats, graphic novels, and student-selected articles.

Shifting from Mechanics to Meaning

When you interrupt outdated habits, your classroom dynamic completely transforms. Learning stops feeling like a series of compliance hoops and starts feeling like an authentic journey of self-growth.

By centering humanity over rigid metrics, you create a space where students do not just read because they have to—they read because they belong.

Taco Tuesday Reflection

Creating a human-centered space takes patience and time to simmer. Just like making authentic street tacos on a busy weeknight, you do not need a twenty-ingredient recipe to get incredible results. Keep it simple: warm up two corn tortillas, toss in your favorite seasoned protein, top with fresh cilantro and lime, and enjoy a quick meal while you reflect on small ways to interrupt old routines tomorrow.

What small classroom rule can you interrupt this week to give your students more agency?

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About Dr. Sawsan Jaber

Dr. Sawsan Jaber, NBCT, is an award-winning global educator, keynote speaker, and founder of Dr. Sawsan Jaber Consulting. With over 20 years of experience in leadership and equity strategy, she created the Human-Centered Pedagogy Framework to reimagine teaching around dignity, agency, and social change. A university professor and coauthor of the bestselling book Pedagogies of Voice, Dr. Jaber equips educators to dismantle systemic barriers and build inclusive, humanizing classrooms where every student thrives.

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Enter the TWT Audio Monthly Headset Giveaway

Teachers! Enter our monthly giveaway with TWT Audio to win a free, classroom-ready headset of your choice.

It’s no secret that teaching requires tools that can keep up with the fast-paced, high-demand nature of modern K–12 classrooms. That’s why I’ve got an awesome giveaway for YOU. I’ve partnered with TWT Audio for an ongoing monthly giveaway! From August 2026 through December 2026, one lucky K–12 educator each month will win a voucher valid for any headset on the TWT Audio online store. Read on to discover how TWT Audio headsets transform classroom learning and how you can enter to win a headset in under two minutes.

Why TWT Audio Stands Out in K–12 Classrooms

TWT Audio headsets are purpose-built for educational environments. Unlike other consumer-grade audio products that break easily under daily classroom wear and tear, TWT Audio builds headsets designed for longevity, comfort, and exceptional audio clarity.

Key classroom benefits include:

  • Built to Last: Features like chew-resistant braided cords, modular components, and reinforced headbands mean these headsets withstand daily student use.
  • All-Day Ergonomic Comfort: Plush ear cushions and lightweight designs prevent listening fatigue during long testing sessions or teaching blocks.
  • Crystal-Clear Communication: Noise-reducing boom microphones make student language practice, voice recording, and virtual lessons crisp and clear.

Not sure which model suits your setup best? Explore our comprehensive breakdown in the EdTech Bites Complete Guide to TWT Audio Headsets or watch my full TWT Audio Headset YouTube Review Video to see the LITE, ERGO, DURO, and REVO models in action!

Giveaway Schedule & Livestream Draw Dates

We are giving away one headset voucher per month starting in August 2026 and running through the end of the year. Winners will be selected live on the EdTech Bites LinkedIn, Facebook, and YouTube pages on the following dates:

  • August Selection: August 31st, 2026
  • September Selection: September 24th, 2026
  • October Selection: October 29th, 2026
  • November Selection: November 30th, 2026
  • December Selection: December 23rd, 2026

Note: You do not need to be present on the livestream to win. Winners will be notified directly via email following each drawing.

Official Entry Rules & How to Participate

Joining the giveaway is straightforward and educator-friendly. Here is everything you need to know before submitting your entry:

  1. Eligibility: Open exclusively to all K–12 Educators (no geographic location constraints apply!).
  2. One Entry Is All You Need: Fill out the entry form embedded at the bottom of this post once. If you don’t win in a given month, your entry automatically rolls over into the drawings for subsequent months through December 2026.
  3. Claiming Your Prize: Winners will receive an email with instructions to claim their TWT Audio voucher. You will have 7 calendar days from the timestamp of the email to reply and claim your prize. Unclaimed vouchers may be awarded to a runner-up.
  4. Fair Play Policy: Limit one submission per educator. Once an educator wins a monthly giveaway, they are no longer eligible for subsequent monthly drawings during this promotion.

Good luck and more importantly, keep showing up for your students. I hope you’re kicking your 2026-2027 school year on a high note. Buen provecho!

Ep. 303 | Stop Dictating Answers and Start Building AI Agents w/ Sharo Dickerson

Stop using basic chatbots that fail teachers. Learn how this 30-year classroom veteran builds pedagogical AI agents to automate district support, coach educators, and eliminate admin burnout.

If you think adding a basic AI chatbot to your school website is going to solve your administrative workload, you are in for a big disappointment.

Most schools fall into the exact same trap. They set up a basic bot, dump a giant PDF handbook into its data bank, and expect miracles. Then they wonder why teachers walk away frustrated and assistant principals are still drowning in phone calls.

In this episode, Sharo Dickerson, Director of Assessment, breaks down why static bots fail and how custom AI agents can transform district support. You can peep our video discussion recorded live at ISTE above or check out the audio versions below.

Bots vs. Agents: What You Are Doing Wrong

The fundamental mistake most district leaders make is confusing an AI bot with an AI agent.

A standard chatbot is a one-way street. You ask for a phone number or a testing policy, and if the exact answer lives in its dataset, it spits it back. It is static, limited, and treats adult learners like they just need facts dictated to them.

Custom AI agents operate entirely differently. Instead of just handing over a direct answer, a well-designed agent acts like a master instructional coach. Grounded in solid pedagogy, it asks driving questions that force educators to think critically:

  • “Have you tried checking the bilingual assessment portal first?”
  • “Do you know which student group this specific policy applies to?”
  • “What specific data point are you trying to analyze?”

By guiding the user through a decision tree, the agent helps teachers find the exact solution they need while building long-term capacity.

3 Steps to Build AI Agents That Actually Work

Building an effective AI tool for your district requires a structured, human-centered approach. You cannot simply build an agent in a silo and expect high adoption.

1. Start with Real Educator Input

Before touching your favorite AI platforms, gather authentic feedback from the field. Run short surveys and host honest, monthly conversations with school testing coordinators and teachers. Find out where the friction lives before you write a single line of prompt or set of instructions.

2. Design for 5-Minute Micro-Learning

Adult learners are overwhelmed. Teachers do not have 15 minutes to sit through long tutorials or read dense introductory text inside a tool. Keep your agent prompts focused on deliverable micro-learning snippets that deliver actionable guidance in less time than it takes them to search the district intranet to find their answer.

3. Track Frustration Levels in Real Time

One of the most powerful features of modern custom platforms is real-time sentiment monitoring. If an assistant principal or teacher experiences friction while interacting with an agent, the system flags it. This gives district leaders immediate visibility into who needs human intervention, allowing you to step in before frustration turns into burnout.

“You cannot lose that human aspect. You need to have discourse, points of reflection, and real connection. You cannot just create something in your mind without getting input directly from the classroom.” — 30-Year Classroom Veteran & District Leader

The Sunday Sauce Strategy for District AI

Deploying AI in a school district is a lot like making a classic roasted chile sauce.

If you rush the process, toss everything into a pan on high heat, and walk away, you end up with a burnt, bitter mess that nobody wants to eat. A great district AI strategy requires thought, planning, supervision, patience, and constant tasting along the way.

You build a simple prototype, pilot it with a small group of trusted central office staff, gather their feedback, and let the ideas simmer. If a specific prompt flavor isn’t working, scrap it without letting your ego get in the way.

By testing your custom agents in low-stakes environments first, you refine the tool until it yields a smooth, reliable system that truly nourishes your staff instead of burning them out.

Now that you’ve heard or watched the conversation with Sharo Dickerson, it’s time to make some roasted chile sauce for enchiladas or even better…chilaquiles! Be on the lookout for that recipe video coming soon and let us know your thoughts on this episode below. Buen provecho!

Ep. 302 | Beginning Of The Year Keynote: Stop October Burnout With This 3-Step Check

Learn how to avoid teacher burnout this school year by ditching perfectionism, prioritizing your daily to-do list, and using classroom EdTech with clear, focused intentionality.

Are you setting yourself up for October burnout before the school year even begins? In this annual Beginning of the Year Keynote, I’m breaking down the three massive traps holding educators back and how to fix them with a practical reality check.

In this episode, you will learn:

  • Why chasing a perfectionist classroom layout leads straight to early burnout (and what to focus on instead)
  • How to manage an endless teacher to-do list without sacrificing your homelife and personal boundaries
  • Simple strategies to select 2 to 3 educational technology tools with true instructional intentionality
  • Key takeaways from my 20-plus year K-12 career and a major announcement in my next EdTech career chapter

Stop letting perfectionism drain your energy. Tune in to build a functional, sustainable approach to the 2026-2027 school year. Buen provecho!

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Ep. 301 | 3 Steps to Hook Distracted Students w/ Tara Martin

Discover how commercial modeling secrets can revolutionize classroom engagement. Learn Tara Martin’s 3-step framework to build 30-second video trailers that hook students and drive real literacy outcomes.

Engagement isn’t about flashy tools, it is about the hook. When students feel connected to a topic, they retain more and take ownership of their learning. In this episode, I sit down with Tara Martin to explore how commercial modeling agency secrets can revolutionize literacy and content delivery across any grade level. And you thought Derek Zoolander was the only one who was able to teach you anything about modeling agencies…

What you will learn in this episode:

  • The 3-step “Feel It, See It, Want It” engagement framework
  • How short-form video trailers drive library checkouts and deep literacy
  • Strategies to help students turn classroom assignments into real-world creator skills
  • How to apply 30-second commercial hooks across non-tested content areas

Give this a shot in your classroom this school year and let us know how it goes. Buen provecho!

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About Tara Martin

Tara Martin is a nationally recognized educator, speaker, and author known for inspiring educators to lead with authenticity, courage, and heart. With experience as a classroom teacher, instructional coach, and district administrator, she brings practical strategies that ignite engagement, build strong relationships, and create meaningful learning experiences.

She is the author of Be REAL: Educate from the Heart and Cannonball In, and the creator of #BookSnaps, a global reading strategy used in classrooms across seventeen countries.

Tara challenges educators to embrace innovation, prioritize human connection, and Cannonball In to their full potential.

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Ep. 300 | The 3 Big Mistakes I Made Over 300 Episodes And The Future

Celebrating 300 episodes of EdTech Bites! Reflecting on nine years, shedding 100 pounds, overcoming imposter syndrome, and ditching perfectionism to focus on authentic, human centered educational content moving forward.

This is it! Episode 300!

Hitting episode 300 meant looking in the mirror, literally and figuratively. After nine years, 100 pounds down, and hundreds of conversations, I am opening up about the biggest mistakes I made along the way. From fighting imposter syndrome to dumping the illusion of perfectionism, this episode breaks down three hard truths every content creator and educator needs to hear. Plus, I am sharing why I am cutting the fluff, ditching the endless AI hype, and pivoting back to raw, human centered connection and in person conversations. Grab a smoothie and let us celebrate this major milestone together. Buen provecho!

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Membrillo (AKA Quince Paste) And Cream Cheese Sourdough Rolls

When your son brings back authentic Mexican ate de membrillo, (AKA quince paste), you don’t just eat it…you stuff it into sourdough. Check out this delicious, wonderfully chaotic cream cheese sweet roll recipe!

When my son and his girlfriend took a trip to Monterrey, Mexico, they brought me the ultimate nostalgia gift: a block of ate de membrillo. I remember my father and I buying this in Mexico and literally splitting the entire block between him and I in one sitting. So naturally, my immediate instinct was to tear into it but I fought my demons. Instead, I decided to test the limits of my sourdough starter and turn it into a sweet, gooey pastry.

Before we dive into the flour and chaos, what on earth is ate de membrillo? If you did not grow up eating it, membrillo is a dense, sweet paste made from the quince fruit. Quince is a tart fruit that looks like a lumpy yellow pear and has the consistency of dried cement so if you come across one in the wild, don’t try to bite it. However, when you slow-cook it with sugar, it transforms into a rich, ruby-red block that you can slice. It is sweet, fruity, and popular across Mexico, South America, and Spain, where people usually pair it with salty cheese. Today, we are stuffing it into sourdough with sweet cream cheese (Neufchatel to keep it lower in fat and calories), because why not? Because this paste is high in sugar content, I tweaked the recipe to be more friendly on the waistline.

Ingredients

  • 315 grams water
  • 115 grams active sourdough starter (fed the night before)
  • 500 grams bread flour
  • 11 grams salt
  • 2 blocks Neufchatel cream cheese (softened)
  • 1/2 cup monk fruit sweetener
  • 1 block ate de membrillo (400 grams) cut into small cubes

Step 1: Mixing the Base Dough

Start by feeding your sourdough starter the night before so it is bubbly and ready to get to work in the morning. Measure your water into a stand mixer bowl, pour in the active starter, and mix until it looks nice and frothy. Dump in the flour and salt, then let the dough hook do the heavy lifting for about five minutes. Here’s a quick pro-tip: spray your dough hook with non-stick cooking spray or add some olive oil to it to prevent the dough from turning into an impossible mess to clean up after. Once everything comes together into a cohesive ball, transfer the sticky dough into a lightly greased container so it can relax. I personally use a large Tupperware that’s perfect for sourdough.

Step 2: Building Structure and Proofing

Give the dough a thirty-minute break on the countertop. You can also set it somewhere the sunlight will hit it to speed up the process and get you a fluffier dough. After that brief rest, perform one set of stretch and folds followed by a set of coil folds to build up the gluten structure. Cover the container and let it proof on the counter until it doubles in size. We’re not going for a typical sourdough bake here so we won’t be needing multiple sets of stretch and folds over a two hour period. We’re going for cinnamon role-like pastries so one set will be fine. You want to see plenty of big, happy air bubbles forming throughout the dough before moving on to the fun part.

Step 3: Prepping the Sweet Filling

While your dough is rising on the counter, set two blocks of Neufchatel cream cheese out so they soften completely. I chose this instead of the typical cream cheese block because Neufchatel contains roughly one third less fat and calories than cream cheese. Whip the softened cheese in your stand mixer with the monk fruit sweetener until the mixture is smooth and creamy. Next, chop your block of ate de membrillo into small, bite-sized cubes. Try your absolute best not to eat half the block while slicing it.

Step 4: Lamination and Embracing the Chaos

Add a sprinkle of flour onto a clean and disinfected countertop and pour your dough onto the counter. Gently stretch your proofed dough flat until you have a large rectangle. Avoid using a rolling pin and tearing the dough. Mine tore in one area but came out fine. Spread the sweet cream cheese mixture across the dough while trying to get as close to the left and right edges as possible. Once this is done scatter your membrillo cubes evenly over top. Now comes the moment of truth: rolling it up like a cinnamon roll. I used a dough scraper that I wet to avoid it getting to sticky. If your dough tears and collapses into a structural mess, don’t panic. Simply cut the messy mass into chaotic, bite-sized chunks and arrange them in a lightly greased glass baking dish. Cover them and let them proof for one hour.

Step 5: Baking to Golden Perfection

Pop the uncovered baking dish into a preheated 400°F oven for about thirty minutes. You will know it is ready when the dough is baked through, golden brown on top, and the sweet cream cheese filling is bubbling around the red membrillo. Let it cool just enough so you do not burn your mouth. Grab an iced cold brew coffee (feel free to use my recipe), pull off a warm piece (or five), and enjoy the magical balance of sourdough tang and fruit sweetness.

Let me know how this comes out and tag me on social media. I’d love to see your creation. If you have any ideas you’d like to see me create, let me know in the comments. Buen provecho!

Ep. 299 | Why This Ex-Rockstar Audio Engineer Built Student-Proof Headsets w/ Mark Howlett

Discover how Mark Howlett, TWT Audio’s Chief Operating Officer and ex-rockstar engineer, developed a one of a kind modular, student-proof headset designed to save school districts thousands of dollars while protecting young ears from auditory fatigue. Stop wasting money on cheap headsets!

This episode is sponsored by TWT Audio, creators of durable classroom headsets designed by educators to survive real student use. Stop wasting your school budget replacing cheap headphones every year and head to TWTAudio.com to hear the difference.

Tired of watching your school tech budget get chewed to pieces? We all know the heartbreak of “that bin” filled with broken classroom headphones. In this episode, I chat with Mark Howlett, Chief Operating Officer at TWT Audio to learn his thought process while designing student-proof tech. He went from being an audio engineer and working with music legends to working with our most important artists… students! He has a passion for making audio crystal clear for our students while maintaining safety for them as well, without breaking the bank. Learn how TWT’s modular headphone designs allow you to swap a single cord in seconds for a fraction of the cost, saving schools thousands of dollars. We break down the hidden costs of cheap equipment and how to adapt classroom gear without buying entirely new setups every time ports change. Stop throwing budget money in the trash.

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About Mark Howlett

Mark Howlett is TWT Audio VP Director of Research & Development, as well as the sound engineer and developer of ThinkWrite’s products. He is an award winning Los Angeles recording engineer and studio designer credited with multiple gold and platinum albums, Emmy Awards with over 45 years experience in sound design. Mark has been instrumental in creating a sound curve for the ThinkWrite products that is both safe for the ears, as well as high quality in its sound reproduction.

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