<p>Wouldn't it be nice if students could get just as excited to come to our classroom as they did for the big game?  Or if we had the same attitude toward mistakes, building skills, and teamwork?  This week, I'll elaborate on the metaphor, learning is a sport.  </p>

Wouldn't it be nice if students could get just as excited to come to our classroom as they did for the big game? Or if we had the same attitude toward mistakes, building skills, and teamwork? This week, I'll elaborate on the metaphor, learning is a sport.

<p>Wouldn't it be nice if students could get just as excited to come to our classroom as they did for the big game? &nbsp;Or if we had the same attitude toward mistakes, building skills, and teamwork? &nbsp;This week, I'll elaborate on the metaphor, learning is a sport. &nbsp;</p>

#94: What If We Treat Students Like Athletes?

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