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Imagine for a moment that all human beings had the same IQ, but that some of us knew how to tap into it better than others. How would we approach educati
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Scooped by Beth Dichter |
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Beth Dichter's insight:
What habits and strategies to skilled learners have that other learners may be missing? And can others learn them? The answer to the second question is yes, that can be learned through practice. As to the first question, some of the habits and strategies are below, but you will need to click through to the post to find the rest of them.
1. Skill learners think about their own learning.
2. Skilled learners ask more questions.
3. Skilled learners make mistakes work for them, not against them.
4. Skilled learners use previous learning to help promote new learning.
5. Skilled learners share what they've learned.
It's all about teaching the Growth Mindset! We really need to encourage students to do more of the question asking and thinking!
Great article! I'm sharing it with my students in a success seminar.
Very interesting article. Great way to think about learning.