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Developing CONFIDENCE in Our Students
This document discusses strategies for developing confidence in students. It emphasizes the importance of confidence for learning and provides ideas for increasing student engagement and confidence through formative assessment, tapping into student strengths and interests, and connecting learning beyond the classroom. Specific strategies mentioned include using clear learning intentions and success criteria, descriptive feedback, student-owned assessment, passion projects, inquiry-based learning, and connecting students' strengths to opportunities outside of school. The overall message is that building real confidence requires focusing on students' strengths, interests, and success.
