Meet Kris & Katie
Meet Kris Astle
Kris is an experienced educator with a passion for elevating student voice. She has a global understanding of trends, research-based best practices, educational needs, and the facilitation of change in the education landscape. Kris started her career in the classroom, teaching first in Switzerland and then in the US. She has launched both IB and ESL programs in schools she has worked in. She is passionate about meeting both students and teachers where they are and helping them use technology to follow their passions.

Meet Katie Novak
Katie Novak is a global strategist, writer, and speaker focused on elements that connect us at our core – identity and our sense of self. She is passionate about education and the impact of connecting students to their learning in authentic ways. She brings her experience in museum and outdoor education, advocacy, and community building to each EdShift conversation.

About the EdShift Blog & Podcast
Curious about the research and pedagogy behind the practice? Explore the latest and greatest research in educational trends and practices in this practical webinar series led by SMART Strategists, Kris Astle & Katie Novak.
Dive in to discover key findings translated into real-world classroom context including lesson examples. Sharpen your skills and come away with a deeper understanding of designing lessons from a student perspective.

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We‘re here to dive into educational trends and practices and to connect you with education leaders and innovators who are committed to shifting the fabric of education.

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Let's dive into educational trends and practices backed by science. Connect with education leaders and innovators who are committed to shifting the fabric of education in the EdShift blog.
