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Tag Archives: Pygmalion Effect
Beliefs, Fromage Frais & The Pygmalion Effect
DHS drama teacher and occasional guest blogger Lesley Graney is back, thinking about beliefs, fromage frais and The Pygmalion Effect. Read on…… What do beliefs, fromage frais and the Pygmalion Effect have in common? Where is she going with this? … Continue reading
The Pygmalion Effect
Whilst perusing twitter last night Dan Brinton shared this video, featuring Professor Robert Rosenthal talking about the Pygmalion Effect – described above: The whole idea of teacher expectations shaping the intellectual performance of students is a very strong one – and … Continue reading
