Instead of imagining how people are feeling, simply ask them directly. In her #thoughtoftheweek, Angela Duckworth recounts a lesson in #empathy she experienced while flying: bit.ly/2pgzxon

Desirable Difficulty - Character Lab ⁦@TheCharacterLab⁩ ⁦RiverdaleCountrySchool⁩ ⁦plussed⁩ characterlab.org/thoughts-of-th…

We could all use a little more time to daydream, says Scott Barry Kaufman. Learn how to foster #creativity in the new #thoughtoftheweek: bit.ly/2CdWHPb

Thinking outside the box may depend on getting outside ourselves. Read Angela Duckworth's new #thoughtoftheweek on the secret to #creativity: bit.ly/2JPXrhW @thecharacterlab

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Nearly half of what you do, think, and feel each day is habitual. In her #tipoftheweek, Angela Duckworth shares how to make those habits good, not bad.: bit.ly/2rVrRth

Tips about how to be great, from the ones who are great, and it applies to educators! volleygymrats.com/ball-in-the-ho… My morning contribution to @AllSaintsTyler Sandbox Mike Cobb Bo Adams jasonmkern @PokeTheEdBox @gregbamford Gardner Barrier Dominic AA Randolph

How do we get people to toggle more between routines and non-routines? Great Q via Dominic AA Randolph #asessandbox

The business trend that begins with the question ‘how might we?’ wsj.com/articles/can-d…

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Imagine what you might do when freed from conventional routines and requirements. Martin Seligman offers expert advice in the new #tipoftheweek: bit.ly/3boDJVx

What Teachers Should Worry About Right Now - Ask a Psychologist: Helping Students Thrive Now - Education Week blogs.edweek.org/edweek/ask_a_p…

School may look different this year, but some things shouldn’t change. Learn more in the latest #tipoftheweek from Character Lab: characterlab.org/tips-of-the-we…

nytimes.com/2020/11/24/sci… Scott Barry Kaufman ⛵

The preference for narcissistic leaders starts early. In 22/23 classrooms, narcissistic kids got more leadership nominations and claimed to be better leaders—even though they weren't. We need to teach kids the same lesson as adults: don't mistake confidence for competence.

“Student thriving is a precondition for good learning. Any challenging activity you need to have a sense of wellbeing in order to really perform well.” ~ Dominic Randolph (Dominic AA Randolph) Episode 2️⃣0️⃣ #InspiringSchoolsPodcast 🎙schoolbyt.es/ISPodcast-Spot…

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