399: Teaching Students (and Ourselves!) to Run Self-Experiments

What’s the best way to motivate students (and ourselves) to change behaviors? One way is to teach them how to run self experiments. Through stories and examples, Megan and Gretchen discuss what it means to self-experiment, why it works, and how adults can model this skill better in our own lives so that we better support kids. Gretchen also invites you to download the following related resources: * A guide to how to talk to students in a way that encourages them to listen: www.gretchenwegner.com/consent* A list of available coaches, if you’d like another adult to teach them this skill: www.gretchenwegner.com/trained-coaches* An opportunity to be in conversation with Gretchen about how run experiments in real life, or in building your own academic coaching business! www.gretchenwegner.com/live

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Nationally recognized experts Megan Dorsey and Edward Coronado III share tips and tricks about creative study strategies, SAT/ACT prep, college applications, essay writing, teen-friendly time management tools, and more. They will also host experts on a number of subjects including scholarships, parenting, test prep, learning differences, NCAA athletics, and more! About the hosts: Megan is a college admissions consultant and test prep expert who helps students and parents plan and prepare for college admission. Edward is the founder of Alma Modern, a place for educators to learn the strategies students need to THRIVE in college. Together, they are a one-stop shop for how to survive...and thrive!...during the final approach into higher education.