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Negative Self-Talk and Classroom "Abilities"
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Summary
This conversation explores the impact of self-talk on classroom "abilities" and how negative self-talk can hinder academic performance. We look at the role of confidence in a child's overall success and the long-term effects of negative self-talk on self-esteem. A negative mindset can actually cause a hindrance to skill development and that's why it's so important to teach better tools for emotional regulation to children.
Takeaways
- Negative self-talk can significantly affect a student's classroom abilities and academic performance.
- Confidence plays a crucial role in a student's success and should be nurtured.
- Negative self-talk can lead to disruptive behavior in the classroom.
- Long-term negative self-talk can have a detrimental impact on a student's self-esteem.
- Learning to talk to oneself as a best friend is an important life skill.
- A negative mindset can hinder skill development and learning.
- Teaching better tools for emotional regulation is essential for students with negative self-talk.
- Addressing negative self-talk is crucial for improving classroom abilities and overall academic performance.
Resources:
www.creatingconfidentlearners.com
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