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When students are pushed beyond their comfort zone to solve problems that are hard—but still within their ability—learning outcomes improve. How do you find this sweet spot? 🍭

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✨Dr. Amanda Smith✨2 years ago

@EmilyKM_LPC @theamendgroup This notion was illuminated in one of your sessions I attended Saturday ✨#PUSHFORSUCCESS

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