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Listen ""The only thing that I know is that I know nothing." Teach Different with Socrates - Humility"
Episode Synopsis
Should we question what we are sure of?
All students have run across "know-it-alls," people who walk into a room and express supreme confidence with their knowledge. Being humble is seen as a sign of weakness. Humble students wait patiently, ask questions, and only speak when they are certain of something. Confidence and humility are equally noble traits. The life-long challenge is striking the right balance between the two and knowing when to express each.
Join Dan and Steve Fouts for a conversation using the Teach Different 3-Step Method and discover how you too can have great conversations with your students.
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All students have run across "know-it-alls," people who walk into a room and express supreme confidence with their knowledge. Being humble is seen as a sign of weakness. Humble students wait patiently, ask questions, and only speak when they are certain of something. Confidence and humility are equally noble traits. The life-long challenge is striking the right balance between the two and knowing when to express each.
Join Dan and Steve Fouts for a conversation using the Teach Different 3-Step Method and discover how you too can have great conversations with your students.
Whether you are a teacher, school leader, or simply someone interested in experiencing the joy and fulfillment of challenging kids with big ideas, join our worldwide Community of Educators FREE for 30 days. Membership includes access to our robust library of resources, conversation plans, and lively discussions among teachers and faculty.
Image source: Wikimedia | Norto Mendez
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