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Teaching Strategies That Help Struggling Students Thrive

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Embrace Failure as a Learning Opportunity There’s a saying that goes, “If you never fail, you’ll never succeed”. We need to remind them that failing doesn’t mean you’re a failure. Failure means you tried, and when you fail, you must learn to pick yourself up, dust yourself off, and start all over again.

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Through Comedy Classes, Students Take ‘Big Swings’ for Mental Health

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They get to say — ‘these ones are about making people funny, and they also prioritize nonverbal communication, strengthening eye contact, being comfortable with failure and taking some chances in the spotlight.’” “We have clinical psychologists who go through all the improv exercises,” Gethard said.

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Engaging Strategies for Reluctant Learners in High School

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And if you can incorporate their phones and/or electronics into the lesson, you’ll get a lot more students paying attention! Give second (and third) chances For many reluctant learners, one school failure is enough to reinforce their belief that they’re poor students.

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Catch them Learning: A Pathway to Academic Integrity in the Age of AI

Cult of Pedagogy

Missed Signals Shed Cheated in Her Previous Marathon The press coverage from Boston caught the attention of a New Yorker named Susan Morrow. Or a policy might say failure to properly cite sources is plagiarism. Despite her promise to win again the next year, she never ran another marathon.

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Teaching Without a Self

Faculty Focus

Without the constant need to defend or assert one’s ego (our preferences and aversions), the instructor’s attention can open to what is happening in the room or on the screen. Taking this perspective, effective teaching is a generative, social process. Compassion naturally arises among both students and educators in this context.

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Teaching Without a Self

Faculty Focus

Without the constant need to defend or assert one’s ego (our preferences and aversions), the instructor’s attention can open to what is happening in the room or on the screen. Taking this perspective, effective teaching is a generative, social process. Compassion naturally arises among both students and educators in this context.

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Let Students Learn From Failure

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Too often, students–and teachers–believe learning comes from success when in truth, it’s as likely to be the product of failure. Here are ten ways to teach through failure: Use the Mulligan Rule. The teacher won’t be surprised by a failure or a question they can’t answer. Revise your mindset.

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