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Tag Archives: learning-through-doing
Do our Kids Learn how to Learn?
In the last few days I’ve gone back to revisit Carol Dweck’s work in the area of growth mindset. The success of the Brainology program with senior elementary students had me thinking about ways that I could incorporate similar sessions … Continue reading
