As mathematics educators, we focus a lot of time and energy on mathematical content. Our students can optimize surface area, complete the square, and find intersections of functions. But, what about mathematical habits, such as problem solving with persistence, or using mistakes to advance learning? These habits are not only essential for mathematical success, but also skills that transcend the classroom.
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