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“Every time a student makes a mistake...they grow a synapse.” 🧠 By celebrating the role mistakes have in learning, teachers help students develop growth mindsets and perseverance.

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Ryan G.1 year ago

Always need creative ideas to incorporate students’ interests without creating superficial tasks.

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