Carol Dweck’s work teaches us to praise effort instead of intelligence. This shift requires a change in language.    shares the following terrific infographic that offers 30 things to say instead of saying “You’re so Smart”.  stop saying you are so smart

 

Thanks to schoolhousedivas for creating this infographic.

 

 

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