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[Brad Weinstein @WeinsteinEdu]

Students do not leave our words in the classroom.

Feedback, redirection, encouragement, and everyday conversations can gradually shape how they speak to themselves when work becomes difficult.

A student who learns to respond to mistakes with curiosity instead of shame is better prepared to reflect, adjust, and continue.

Kind self-talk is not the absence of accountability. It allows students to face challenges without making every struggle a judgment about who they are.

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