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Giving praise for praise sake is not what we should do? Huh

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Giving praise for praise sake is not what we should do? Huh

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What a powerful resource for our students and for ourselves. We are all on journey and haven't yet arrived at our destination. A growth mindset is so powerful and what great reminders to keep our students hopeful vs. hopeless.

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I love the idea of having videos and a song to teach growth mindset. It will give them something to reference and tell themselves when they face that challenge.

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Having interactive understandings of the power of yet can go a long way for students

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Having interactive understandings of the power of yet can go a long way for students

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Always good to remember that practice makes perfect...even if not right away, it will happen. 

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Always good to remember that practice makes perfect...even if not right away, it will happen. 

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I've taught GM all year, but I like having the power of the word yet to help keep them motivated!

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Guide students specifically , not superficially. Praise their personal goals and aspirations!

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It is a great reminder to teach students that learning is a process!

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Teaching a growth mindset and grit can be difficult, and I think that emphasizing this "power of yet" in the classroom is a great jumping off place that is accessible on many levels.

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I think that YET is very powerful.

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I like metaphors. I think the penguin way to put it all in perspective. Penguins can't fly and we're not going to make them believe they can. We don't expect our kindergartners to do long division, but we can use manipulative to figure out 2+2.

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I like that the power of "yet" reminds us that things worth having require patience and take work. We're so used to instant gratification it's good to remember this and remind our students. Persevere!

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It is a good refresher that praise is an important part to building up students. We should be praising students on their effort and discuss with then the POWER OF YET! I am definitely going to show my class that Sesame Street video. :)

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We hope you were able to see how TedTalks can be used in the classroom. :)