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Hunt the Good Stuff is another great practice for building classroom culture, and it has many other beneficial effects. Extensively researched, this practice builds group cohesion, individual resilience, and even improves immune function. The practice is simple, takes very little time, and has immense benefits.  Hunt the Good Stuff Resource Resilience Training Hunt the Good Stuff Video with Dr. Karen Reivich Podcast creator: Charles Colten; charles@circle123.org Podcast producer: Luke Gannon; lukecgannon@gmail.com

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Why do some people become good in their chosen field, and others become great? Research into mastery and excellence has shown that regardless of what someone is studying, the way they practice determines whether or not their learning will plateau or continuously climb toward mastery. A remarkably simple structure, which we can employ with our students, sets them up for the steadily climb that leads to excellence...in our classes and in the rest of their lives. 

Further research and readings:

1. Deliberate Practice Video
2. Deliberate Practice (article)
3. Deliberate Practice (article)

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Neuroscience and Psychological Research Studies have illuminated strategies and techniques to enhance memory. This very simple and extremely effective method helps students remember and retain what they learn. And although the timing is critical, it takes very little time. 

Further readings and research

1. Read, Recite, Review Strategy (article)

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