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Failures may hurt, but they can actually have some positive effects on your life and mind. Via Beth Dichter
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How do failures improve us? This post explores 8 ways that failures teach us lessons, including building empathy, humility, flexibility and creativity. Engineers understand that failure is a part of the learning process, yet in school we tend to look at failure as a negative component of learning. Is it possible for us to look at our practice and provide opportunities for our students to learn from their failures? |
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This post looks at 20 learning principles that teachers should know. Five are listed below. When you click through to the post you fill find additional information on each of the 20 principles. * Students learn differently * Make it relevant * Failure is a fabulous teacher * Brief and organized "bites" * Feedback: Not just what, but when This is great information as a new school year approaches in many areas! |
