Guest: Jennifer Lugo Gilbert Public Schools, English Language Arts & AVID educator  In this episode, Jennifer and I discuss the “Pygmalion Effect" as it applies to <a href= "https://nobelcoaching.com/pygmalion-effect/">teaching and learning</a>. Our conversation also focuses on how teachers sometimes communicate that students can and will fail--but they will also rise.    Want more from Jennifer? Follow her on Twitter @jlugo1908

Guest: Jennifer Lugo Gilbert Public Schools, English Language Arts & AVID educator In this episode, Jennifer and I discuss the “Pygmalion Effect" as it applies to teaching and learning. Our conversation also focuses on how teachers sometimes communicate that students can and will fail--but they will also rise. Want more from Jennifer? Follow her on Twitter @jlugo1908

Guest: Jennifer Lugo Gilbert Public Schools, English Language Arts &amp; AVID educator&nbsp; In this episode, Jennifer and I discuss the “Pygmalion Effect" as it applies to <a href="https://nobelcoaching.com/pygmalion-effect/" rel="noopener noreferrer">teaching and learning</a>. Our conversation also focuses on how teachers sometimes communicate that students can and will fail--but they will also rise.&nbsp; &nbsp; Want more from Jennifer? Follow her on Twitter @jlugo1908

S1E10: Great Expectations: The Pygmalion Effect and Teaching

Learning Unlocked is hosted by Brit Bingold, an Instructional Specialists for Gilbert Public Schools, in Gilbert AZ. GPS and our Professional Growth Department believe that educators are the key-holders to unlocking learning for students. The goal of the podcast is to provide educators with resources and tools--the KEYS--to enable and accelerate learning for all students.

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S1E10: Great Expectations: The Pygmalion Effect and Teaching

S1E10: Great Expectations: The Pygmalion Effect and Teaching