Project based learning that can actually allow the student to get creative with the assignment have usually been the assignments I have both learned from and enjoyed the most. the key part about project based learning in my opinion is giving students plenty of choices

I've found that the best teachers in my memory are the teachers that have tried to see how other students perceive the subject, not just how they themselves perceive it. This helps them relate to their students a lot more and thus helps them teach better

It really only takes the right thing at the right time to dramatically change someone's mindset or outlook. And that makes it very easy to change someone's life for the better

I've always held the belief that you should set commitments to yourself and your goals and you should do whatever you can to fullfill it.

I think effort is required in a growth mindset, it requires concious thinking which means you have to really think about what your saying and doing. However I've experienced this before where I feel like if I fail something it is due to the fact that I did not try hard enough

I think knowing which strategies work best for you and which ones don't makes you a much more efficient learner

Questioning everything is really important for growth, as is shows that you want to understand more. Questioning yourself falls under this advice as it can help you understand what you need to learn and how your perceive/ learn new topics/ideas

I use this a lot with test heavy classes, I analyze the mistakes I make in my test and try and understand how I got that wrong. Then I try and correct my way of thinking so that I do not make those mistakes again