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Tina Centineo, Social Emotional Learning Coordinator
MINI Class: Learning From Our Mistakes
MINI Class: Learning From Our Mistakes
Thursday, October 14
6:00-6:30 pm CT
Online Event for Prospective Students
Making mistakes is a normal part of life. Whether involving schoolwork, sports or friendships, many gifted students experience frustration when not meeting their own expectations, or may even resist taking on the challenge.
Students of all ages are invited to join an interactive virtual lesson on how our brains process mistakes to keep growing and learning, hosted by Science and Arts Academy’s Social Emotional Learning (SEL) Coordinator, Tina Centineo.
Register to attend » scienceandartsacademy.org/events
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