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Why do so many students stop trying after just one mistake?
In this episode of Tier 1 Interventions, we explore why mistakes are an essential part of learning mathematics—and why many classrooms unintentionally train students to quit when they encounter difficulty.
Think about how humans naturally learn. When babies learn to walk, they fall hundreds—sometimes thousands—of times before they succeed. Yet in school, mistakes are often treated as failure instead of a necessary part of learning.
In this session we discuss:
• Why students often stop after making a single mistake
• How adult…
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