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- Teaching students that effort strengthens neural connections increases performance because they then view struggle as a mechanism for building brain capacity and persist through harder learning, producing measurable grade gains.
Teaching students that effort strengthens neural connections increases performance because they then view struggle as a mechanism for building brain capacity and persist through harder learning, producing measurable grade gains.
- Reward structures that reinforce effort, strategy, and progress produce more sustained learning because they shift motivation toward persistence and deliberate practice instead of short-term correctness for immediate rewards.
Reward structures that reinforce effort, strategy, and progress produce more sustained learning because they shift motivation toward persistence and deliberate practice instead of short-term correctness for immediate rewards.
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