English & Language Arts Teacher BlogThis blog is for secondary English, ELA, and language arts teachers filled with lesson plans, humor, product recommendations, teaching ideas, tips, and tricks and much more! Here’s to another week of touching hearts and changing lives! But First, A Chuckle!Helpful Stuff Helping Students Develop Grit: A Teacher’s Guide Part 8: Tip #8: Allow Controlled Failure Controlled failure is a safe way for kiddos to experience setbacks without feeling discouraged. I give them tasks that stretch their abilities, but that are still within reach if they put in the effort. When students experience these “small fails,” they learn how to handle frustration and disappointment. I also remind them that “failure” is temporary —it just means they haven’t gotten it down *YET*. Key Principles for Controlled Failure
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