A week before Thanksgiving a new movie, based on the true story of the real-life friendship between Fred Rogers and journalist Tom Junod, starring Tom Hanks, will play in a theater near you. 


Why does this movie matter?


What Mr. Roger did was to help children own and change their narrative of who they are what they can accomplish.
When you believe a narrative about your ability to learn your brain will follow.  If you
believe that you are a bad learner you will be.
Learning Frames can help you change that narrative. 
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What have we learned and forgotten from Mr. Rogers’ Neighborhood?

Published by Shane Lester

Shane Lester is a Learning Strategist who earned a Bachelor’s of Science degree in Professional Writing and a Master’s of Science degree in Instructional Technology with an emphasis in learning psychology from Utah State University. Shane has had a dual corporate careers in training design and software product design. Shane has published four books and is now on a mission to help people analyze their failures and create learning strategies to help them achieve their goals.

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