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Dear Brody,
ReplyDeleteGood job putting decimals on the number line, you will get way better at it once you get older.
Sincerely, Evyn
Dear 4th Graders,
ReplyDeleteI have been talking to my high school students about perseverance, too. It is connected with an idea called Growth Mindset. Have you ever heard about this concept?
Sincerely,
Katie
Dear Brody,
ReplyDeleteWay to go hanging in there and working through a tough problem. What helped you keep going even though this problem was difficult? Why didn't you just give up?
Sinerely, Bethlehem from Mr. Pahl's WWU class
Dear Brody,
ReplyDeleteThis is an impressive example of perseverance! I know how hard it can be to stick with something when you don't understand it right away. Watching you stick with this math problem and talk through your ideas really inspired me to work hard when I'm doing my own math!
Thanks for the motivation,
Hannah
(Western student)
Dear Brody,
ReplyDeleteThis is an exciting video to watch. I thought it showed a lot of determination to continue working through the problem and to solve it. Sometimes math is challenging, but it also feels really good when you solve a challenging problem and can persevere. Way to go, Brody!
Julia (One of Mr. Pahl's Western students)
Dear Brody,
ReplyDeleteHow did you do that! You must have thought really hard on that question anyways tell me how you figured that question out?
Sincerely, Danny
Dear Brody,
ReplyDeleteNice job staying with it good way to have perseverance. I knew you could do it all along.
Sincerely,Mattias
Dear Brody,
ReplyDeleteGreat job sticking with it and persevering through a tough problem! Math can be pretty tricky sometimes, but it you keep working hard, you will get better all the time!
Sincerely,
Kyle (Mr. Pahl's Western student)
Dear Brody,
ReplyDeleteI thought you used a lot of perseverance because you were confused and you kept on thinking and you didn’t give up on yourself. That’s what perseverance is all about. Share how you have you have showed perseverance in the replies.
From,
Tori