Teachers who grow have the ability to see the ‘big picture’–what’s most important, the value of an idea or strategy, drains on their own creative energy. I ‘see’ what’s happening around me and I'm learning and making adjustments as part of my growing. As often as possible, I strive for a balance of thinking, tools, strategies, and related resources. The most popular, clicked, shared, and curated content on the internet. It's the lists... you know, the: Top 10 Strategies for..., 25 Apps..., 5 Tips for ..., etc. This is probably because they’re easy to skim, extract, save, and move on with your life. But to really see a change in teaching, strive to have a balance of content—of thought leadership, tools, strategies, frameworks, and other resources that, in fragments, combine to make a fuller, clearer picture of the complexity of teaching and learning. Depending on my own expertise, experience, and comfort level, I probably need more of one area and less of another and that’s