The study focuses on the Pygmalion Effect, the theory holding that higher expectations of a person lead to higher performance. The opposite can also be true: If low expectations are placed on someone, they’re more likely to perform poorly.LOTS of instruction here in terms of our expectations for students. Read more in this article.
Moeny, J. (2014, October 15). Study: ‘Pygmalion Effect’ Links Teacher Expectations to Student Success.
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