New IB school counsellor
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Oct 17, 2012
Every year I see students make significant learning gains, and without exception this progress is due to the fact that the kids decided that they wanted to do better in school and made the choice to dedicate themselves to becoming quality students.
Once children make “The Choice,” a virtuous cycle begins. I describe the steps of this chain reaction below. The diagram that follows conveys these steps visually. Sharing the diagram with kids is a wonderful way to introduce the concept of developing higher personal standards, and the diagram can serve as a consistent, long-term reference point that can be used both at home and in the classroom.
[Click below to view the diagram and read the rest.]
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