12: Expect and Accept a Lack of Closure

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There are many realities of teaching that are different than how we imagined our teaching lives would go. One thing we can do is to learn to befriend uncertainty. This is more than a kitschy phrase, and we share the neuroscience behind learning to embrace uncertainty.

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Choice Literacy sponsored this episode.

Timeline

00:00 Dreams vs. Reality in Teaching
03:09 Befriending Uncertainty
05:47 Curiosity as a Tool for Learning
09:13 The Power of Reflection and Observation
11:46 Encouraging Curiosity in Students

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