What can my kids learn from failure?
- Part 1 What can my kids learn from failure?
- Part 2How can I better partner with my child’s teacher?
Show Notes
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00:00How does experiencing failure contribute to a child's development?Discussion on the impact of failure on resilience and perseverance.
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05:45Effective strategies for parents when discussing failure with childrenExploring methods to ensure failure becomes a constructive experience for kids.
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12:20Positive impact of failure on a childs emotional intelligenceExplanation of how failure can enhance problem-solving skills and emotional intelligence.
Quotes
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"We want our students to succeed, feel great about themselves." - Jessica Lahey
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"Helping kids feel competent and rely on themselves for answers is important." - Jessica Lahey
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"Kids need to know they can rely on themselves and persist." - Jessica Lahey
- Part 1 What can my kids learn from failure?
- Part 2How can I better partner with my child’s teacher?
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Part 1What can my kids learn from failure?
Writer and speaker Jessica Lahey, known for her work with The Atlantic and The Washington Post, delves into the importance of learning from failure. Drawing from her extensive experience as an educator, Jessica emphasizes the valuable lessons children can gain from setbacks and how parents can support this growth.
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Part 2How can I better partner with my child’s teacher?
Writer and speaker Jessica Lahey, known for her work with The Atlantic and The Washington Post, delves into the topic of improving parent-teacher partnerships. Drawing from her extensive experience as an educator, Jessica shares valuable insights on fostering effective communication between parents and teachers.
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