In this post-Super Bowl edition of Partial Credit, the boys dove into the excitement surrounding the Super Bowl including an incredible New England Patriots loss, some memorable commercials and the Bad Bunny halftime show.

In this episode, the boys were joined by their old friend, Nicholas Provenzano. They dove into some pretty "interesting" conversations from the FETC conference and introduced a brand new app created by Donnie called Classroom Draft. They also reflect on their experiences at the first EdTech draft and discussed Nick's new role at School AI.

In this episode of Partial Credit, Jesse Lubinsky, Donnie Piercey, and Jeffrey Heil engage in a lively discussion about innovative fundraising strategies for schools, and the role of smartphones in education. They discuss the importance of community engagement in fundraising efforts, share unique ideas for school events, and debate the impact of technology in the classroom. In this conversation, the speakers discuss the role of cell phones in education, questioning their necessity and impact on student learning. They explore the mental health implications of technology addiction, the challenges of setting boundaries for device use, and the evolving nature of communication in the digital age. The discussion culminates in reflections on the responsibilities of educators and parents in guiding children through these challenges.

• The podcast celebrates its seven-year anniversary, reflecting on its journey.
• Fantasy sports leagues can be a fun way to engage with friends and family.
• Controversies in sports can affect friendships and lead to humorous situations.
• Kids' interests, like K-Pop, can be integrated into classroom activities.
• Using technology, such as AI, can enhance creative writing projects in schools.
• K-Pop Demon Hunters has become a cultural phenomenon among students.
• The intersection of sports and YouTube culture is growing, with unique events like Mr. Beast's challenges.
• Useless websites can provide fun and engaging activities for students.
• Teachers can use fantasy sports to teach math and statistics in a fun way.
• Engaging students with creative projects can lead to memorable learning experiences.

Teacher Jason Smith stops by to talk about his classroom, the time he got to go to the Super Bowl, and his student teaching experience.