evanbosio.bsky.social

02 May 2026 19:37

Yes! I tell all of my students that I will never be upset if they make mistakes, but I will be disappointed if they don't try. I think this gives some students the courage to take on more of a growth mindset.

spre-nk.bsky.social

02 May 2026 19:37

I teach high school social studies. The most important feedback that I give to students is not even on assessments or assignments; it is verbal affirmations for their work, their progress, and for their general growth. I always make sure to tell students that they matter and their effort matters

eorutar.bsky.social

02 May 2026 15:06

Exit Ticket. 1/2 Today I reflected on how intentional framing, feedback, student voice, self-evaluation, and one-on-one support help foster a growth mindset in my Spanish class.

msabdeljabbar.bsky.social

02 May 2026 15:05

Someone said "Feedback isn't just about praise it's about the message it sends. Praise for "intelligence" can actually trigger a fixed mindset, making students play it safe to avoid failing. Effective feedback focuses on the process, reminding students they are in control."

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rutgersaltroute.bsky.social

02 May 2026 15:05

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