Growing from Peer Feedback (Video)
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Growing from Peer Feedback (Video)

By Teaching Channel — September 28, 2016 1 min read
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Marion Ivey, a kindergarten teacher at the Henry Wadsworth Longfellow School in Oak Park, Ill., models a growth mindset as she teaches her students to give and use peer feedback to help them set personal goals in the classroom.



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