High Expectations Teaching: How We Persuade Students to Believe and Act on "Smart Is Something You Can Get"
by Jon Saphier
Jon Saphier’s High Expectations Teaching examines how educators can help students believe that intelligence and achievement are attainable. Centered on the idea that “smart is something you can get,” the book presents a teaching-focused perspective on expectations, student belief, and purposeful action in education.
About This Book
High Expectations Teaching by Jon Saphier focuses on the relationship between teacher expectations and students’ beliefs about their own potential.
The book’s central theme is the idea that being smart is something students can develop and achieve.
It examines how educators can persuade students to believe in their capacity to learn and to act on that belief.
This title is intended for readers interested in teaching, student motivation, and educational practice.
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