FOR SCHOOLS
Tech that actually worksin classrooms.
Districts and independent schools are sprinting to figure out AI, devices, data systems, and digital citizenship — usually all at once, usually with the IT person, the curriculum lead, and the head of school all asking different questions.
You don’t need another vendor. You need a partner.
I’m a learning scientist with 20+ years inside classrooms, curricula, and teacher development. I help schools choose, deploy, and teach technology in a way that respects how people actually learn.
15 min · no obligation
SCHOOL PARTNERS INCLUDE
- Riverdale Country School
- ThriveDX
- Flatiron School
- Horace Mann School
- Ribbon Education
- and a growing roster of K–12 and higher-ed programs.
WHAT I DO FOR SCHOOLS
Three places where schools get stuck — and how I help.
AI POLICY & PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
A working AI stance, not a press release.
I help leadership teams write AI policies their teachers will actually follow, then train the people who have to use them. No vague principles — concrete protocols for assignments, assessment, plagiarism, and parent communication.
CURRICULUM & INSTRUCTIONAL DESIGN
Lessons designed for how people actually learn.
I’ve built curricula for cybersecurity, software engineering, pedagogy, and edtech tooling. If your team is putting content together, I can help make it stick — and make it teachable by people who didn’t write it.
INSTRUCTOR ENABLEMENT
Teachers who feel ready, not just trained.
Workshops, observation cycles, and live coaching for instructors at every stage. The goal isn’t a checked box — it’s a teacher who walks into the next class with confidence.
of teachers say their school has clear AI policies.
Stanford AI Index 2026
Sean has forgotten more about pedagogy than I could ever aspire to know. His patient and calm teaching style helps people understand and visualize his concepts, making them relatable and actionable.
I work with school leadership teams, faculty, and curriculum staff. Tell me what’s on your plate. I’ll listen, give you one actionable next step, and only suggest more if it makes sense.