Eliud Kipchoge was part of the team that attempted to break the two-hour marathon. Throughout his efforts, he shared the quote "no human is limited" many times, to anyone who would listen. He was attempting the impossible, and he was doing it with a smile on his face. Not only that, he never said "I am unlimited." We are all unlimited. That is his message. I've adopted it as my own.

​Throughout the years, I've focused on different aspects of education, but right now I very much enjoy using technology to creatively enhance education, using data to drive instruction and behavior management in ways that no one ever thought to bother measuring, and expanding my well-honed skills as an eighth-grade educator to the college setting. Each time I get better at teaching, my students and I experience less limits in our classroom.

My goal as an educator is to continue refining my practice until every student who crosses my threshold leaves knowing that their brilliance and creativity are the only limits to their own learning. We are all unlimited.

​You can marginalize standardized test scores. You can question the common core. You can never impose limits on my students and I. We will continue to work together to create the most beautiful learning environment in the world.

​-Brad Karpie