Where does a growth mindset intervention work the best?
Our newly published article shows that students cannot benefit from their growth mindset beliefs if their teacher has more fixed mindset beliefs.
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For new teachers, perfectionism drives them to meticulously grade everything, over-prepare for class time, volunteer for too many extracurricular activities — leading to burnout and an early exit from their career. @GonserSarah@edutopia
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While some educators see chess playing as a potential distraction in the classroom, others tout the game's positive impact on academic and life skills. @Elizheubeck@educationweek
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78% of students who are secluded or restrained in the classroom are students w/ disabilities. Choosing harmful #SchoolDiscipline practices can result in negative impacts on students’ social, emotional, & academic development (#SEAD). #MentalHealthAwareness
Getting teens to talk to someone besides their besties can be a challenge. But a simple classroom activity called "Double Circle" can help them step out of their comfort zones. #60SecondStrategy
We are thrilled to share a fantastic resource, the Belonging Weekly Practice Guide. This guide is a powerful tool for anyone looking to deepen their understanding of belonging and cultivate practices that promote connection, empathy, and community. #OBI
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Head to Stage X on Level 2 for a conversation with @BillGates & @jessieww at 1:30PM PT. (Program begins at 12:00PM)
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#asugsvsummit
So exciting to watch DreamBox CEO and President, Jessie Woolley-Wilson, connect with @BillGates at @asugsvsummit to discuss the future of math education. #edleaders
In honor of Mathematics and Statistics Awareness Month, our new blog highlights #IESFunded research that aims to improve math achievement and access to educational opportunities for all learners: https://t.co/oVM7HYes2D
Are you forgetful? Do you have a hard time remembering names or where you parked your car?
So much of daily life depends on our memories. This week, we explore the psychology behind how memory works–and how to make it stronger.
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April is National Bilingual/Multilingual Learner Advocacy Month! To celebrate, our new guest blog features three researchers who discuss their #IESFunded study—the Bilingualism, Education, and Excellence (BEE) project. https://t.co/T9QjIGNOac