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Minicourse Behavior vs Identity Video

Behavior vs Identity

Empathy Minicourse for Teachers · 5:57

Why teachers should correct the behaviour and not the person: the difference between describing an action and labelling a student, and a behaviour–impact–expected change structure for feedback.

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