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Title: Imagine that you are a school principal and one of your teachers approaches you with a concern about Post by: pentapenguin on Jun 27, 2015 Imagine that you are a school principal and one of your teachers approaches you with a concern about a few children in her class that are either failing or not reaching their potential. She argues, “We need is to develop a few self-concept workshops so that they will do better in school.” She continues, “If they only felt good about themselves, they would get better scores.” Drawing upon research evidence, how would you respond ?
Title: Re: Imagine that you are a school principal and one of your teachers approaches you with a concern a Post by: Tinkler on Jul 4, 2015 Content hidden
Title: Re: Imagine that you are a school principal and one of your teachers approaches you with a concern about Post by: pentapenguin on Aug 7, 2015 Perfect solution, thank you.
Title: Re: Imagine that you are a school principal and one of your teachers approaches you with a concern about Post by: Tinkler on Aug 7, 2015 No problem.
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