L'effet Golem contre l'effet Pygmalion
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Mirelle - Crea met Kids
3 years ago
A really beautiful and inspiring story that makes you aware in looking at a person. They sometimes say, “Nothing is on the outside as it seems,” and there is certainly some truth to that. Everyone sometimes does not have the equal opportunities in life bec... Show moreA really beautiful and inspiring story that makes you aware in looking at a person. They sometimes say, “Nothing is on the outside as it seems,” and there is certainly some truth to that. Everyone sometimes does not have the equal opportunities in life because of how you are there e.g. looks or based on the “expectations” that an environment places to you. I do like to “think about” What talents does someone have and what do you need from your surroundings to discover that? It is sometimes filled in for someone as soon as it can be so different.!
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Madeleine
3 years ago
Beautiful blog and example story about the eagle. I didn't know both these terms yet. What's learned today!
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Encaustichris
3 years ago
Nice blog! I knew the effects but not the names 😊
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marijke
3 years ago
Fortunately, more is already being talked about so as not to distinguish and give less fortunate children a chance. Get out what's inside with every child.
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Dewaputra
3 years ago
Both based on (learned) prejudices.
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Loes
3 years ago
Yes, let's escape the “who was born for a dime, never becomes a quarter” idea. Dream your dreams and make them come true. And listen a little less to all those well-meaning advice.
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Ingrid
3 years ago
Both terms are new to me.
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