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Cultivating a Growth Mindset in Your Students
This semester, I’ve been reading a lot about teaching with a growth mindset. I wrote about this topic at the end of last semester in a blog post called At the End, I’m Looking to the Start. Since that time, … Continue reading →
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Tagged Carol Dweck, fixed mindset, growth mindset, metacognition, Saundra Yancy McGuire, study cycle, webinar
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