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Thoughtful, essay-style writing on using classroom technology with intention. Poche digs into the uncomfortable questions about devices, distraction, and whether school tech is actually serving learning.

Lewis Poche's Substack on leveraging education technology purposefully and skillfully — essays on device culture, distraction, edtech decision-making, and the habits schools need to use technology well.

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Best for: educators and leaders rethinking how devices are used day to day in their schools
Audience: Teachers · School Leaders
Grade band: All K-12
Last reviewed: August 26, 2026

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