@tysspeakers: 19 words changed what students turned in. Yale, Columbia, and Stanford researchers wrote one sentence on middle schoolers' essays: “I'm giving you these comments because I have very high expectations and I know you can reach them.” Students worked harder. Essays got better. They called it magic feedback. It says three things: You belong here. This group has high standards. I believe you can meet them. Save this before your next round of grading. #teachertips #teachingtips #classroomstrategy

MrsV_ :

But this has to depend on the quality of the actually feedback, right? It took me YEARS to learn how to give high quality, actionable, and timely feedback.

adamsapplewood :

My elementary teacher used to say she was giving us work from the next grade level textbook. Not sure if it was true but we thought we were so advanced 😭😭😭

rachelm :

Gaslighting at its best. I tell my students every year they are at the top school in the state, and I get some of the highest scores. So if they let me push them, they will leave my room writing above grade level. 😂 Only 13/132 didn’t pass. I also get some of the highest scores. 🥳

Frank Lloyd Wrong :

Does this work on adults???

AnneM :

I always say I have high expectations and do not accept crap work!!!

kimcoo0727 :

And how many years has this individual been teaching?

Lynne_Portier :

In first grade language?!

Matt :

Dr. Yeager from Stanford

amberjillian :

Tell AI now 💔

🦄 :

Jon Corippo :

This is one notch up from smiling as a strategy. This is not gonna get you through a whole year.

Hector :

[Heartwarming][Heartwarming][Heartwarming]

Ksanpiña :

🔥🔥🔥

goodr :

😳😳😳