How students talk to themselves about themselves influences how they show up in the world and what they learn. When learning feels unsafe, kids become afraid to take risks, feel less motivated and more anxious, and limit their potential. As teachers, how can we create emotional safety in learning, both personal and academic, for kids? In this presentation, educators will experience how learner's self-identities affect what students believe about themselves and their capabilities. By helping students feel connected, valued, and oriented toward growth, we can help kids reframe the point of education, while also building their self determination as learners.
Learning Objectives:
Explore how to create emotional safety in learning and in the classroom
Learn how students' self-identities affect student beliefs and capabilities
Learn how to help students feel connected, valued, and growth-oriented