
How to Kill A Growth Mindset
Many schools and teachers try hard to foster in students a growth mindset—the resilience to keep trying—but are we unintentionally undermining our best efforts?
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Many schools and teachers try hard to foster in students a growth mindset—the resilience to keep trying—but are we unintentionally undermining our best efforts?
Stimming is both a physical expression of stress—either bad stress or good stress—and it’s a way to help us calm down.
Trying to be normal as a way to be understood is a self-defeating. People who learn about you, will only learn about this pretend version of you.
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