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• Title:Risk. Fail. Rise. : a teacher's guide to learning from mistakes / M. Colleen Cruz.
  
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• Author/Creator:Cruz, Maria Colleen, author.
  
• Published/Created:Portsmouth, NH : Heinemann, [2021]
  

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  • Location:EDUCATION LIBRARY stacksWhere is this?
    
  • Call Number: LB1025.3 .C79 2021
    
  • Number of Items:1
    
  • Status:Available
    

   
• Library of Congress Subjects:Effective teaching.
  Motivation in education.
  Teacher-student relationships.
  Classroom management.
  
• Edition:First Edition.
  
• Description:xxiv, 135 pages : color illustrations ; 25 cm
  
• Summary:"The author helps teachers see how making mistakes are part of the learning process and should be accepted as appropriate for their students as well as for themselves"-- Provided by publisher.
  
• Notes:Includes bibliographical references.
  
• ISBN:9780325112473 paperback ; acid-free paper
  0325112479 paperback ; acid-free paper
  
• Contents:Machine generated contents note: Essay 1 Mistakes Cost More For Some
  Not All Mistakes Are Equal
  Acknowledging Our Mistakes' Impacts on Students
  Consequences Our Students and Families Face Vary Widely
  Apologies Need to Be Equity Minded
  Where We Are in the Power Hierarchy Matters
  Misusing Our Power by Shaming Students
  Tracing the Path of Our Mistakes with Timelines
  Essay 2 Other Peoples Mistakes
  Recognizing the Desire to Judge Others
  New Narratives for Mistake-Making
  Mistakes That Trigger Rage and Shame
  Combatting Cancel Culture
  Essay 3 Martyrs Make More Mistakes
  Teacher Martyr Makes Mistakes, Avoids Risk, and Observes Less
  Setting Healthy Boundaries
  Self-Care Habits That Give Students Our Best Self
  Are You Meeting Your Own Basic Needs?
  There's a Reason We're All So Tired
  Essay 4 Common Cognitive Error Fear Makes Us Vulnerable To Mistakes
  How Fear Negatively Impacts Decision-Making
  Fear as Insight Giver
  Understanding Fear at the Cultural Level
  Helping Students with Their Fear
  Story Editing Fear and Mistakes
  Story Editing in the Classroom
  Opening Possibilities by Letting Go
  Essay 5 Common Cognitive Error "Everything Will Be Ok"
  What "Everything Will Be OK" Sometimes Really Means
  Bringing a Sense of Inquiry to What Isn't OK
  Reducing the Chance of Mistakes to Almost Zero
  Essay 6 Thomassons Maintaining Mistakes For The Wrong Reasons
  Mistakes Hide False Beliefs
  Evaluate by Examining Purpose: Does Form Fit Function?
  Be Vigilant: Challenge the Feel-Good Thomassons
  Essay 7 Mistake-Welcoming Classroom Culture
  Balance of Belief and Doubt
  Making Mistakes Part of Our Curriculum
  Value of (Some) Intentional Mistakes
  Texts Are Our Co-Teachers
  Failure and Reflection
  Space We Hold Is the Space Students Grow Into
  Mistakes Lessons
  1. Understanding The Word Mistake (Grades K
  3)
  2. Defining The Word Mistake (Grades 4
  12)
  3. "But I Didn't Mean To!" Intent Versus Impact (Grades K
  3)
  4. Intent Versus Impact (Grades 4
  12)
  5. Mistakes Box (Grades K
  3)
  6. Mistakes Resume (Grades 4
  12)
  7. Types Of Mistakes (Grades 2
  12)
  8. How Not To Repeat A Mistake (Grades 3
  12).