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Mar 12, 2014
Dealing with Learned Helplessness by Barbara Blackburn and Dr. Bradley Witzel
Learned helplessness is a process of conditioning where student seek help from others even when they have mastered information. Are your practices inadvertently fostering helplessness in students? What can teachers do to teach independence instead of helplessness?
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