how many teachers working in the classroom ? day in and day out know about the Pygmalion effect?

有多少教师在课室努力工作,日复一日地研究皮格马利翁效应？

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And psychologists have coined a term, talk about self-fulfilling prophesies, and the claim here more specifically is what's known as "the Pygmalion effect."

心理学家造了一个新术语，来讨论这种自我实现的预言，准确来说这个现象就是,皮格马利翁效应“

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The Pygmalion effect that we are going to talk about next week or the week after, shows how teachers' expectations are self-fulfilling prophecies.

我们下周或再下周会探讨,皮格马利翁效应，说明为什么教师的期望就是自我实现的预言。

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And the Pygmalion effect is if I believe you have a certain characteristic this might cause you to behave as if you have that characteristic.

皮格马利翁效应就是说,如果我相信你有某种特点,就可能导致你表现得,好像你真的有这种特点一样。

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Pygmalion was then taken by George Bernard Shaw, who created a play based on a similar idea which was made into a musical, "My Fair Lady".

然后萧伯纳借助这个词，创作了一部情节类似的戏剧,后来被改编成音乐剧《窈窕淑女》

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And so the Pygmalion effect shows how our expectations can really matter.

所以皮格马利翁效应表明,我们的期望能产生很大的影响。

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So this is the source of the word, Pygmalion.

这是这个词的由来。

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The name comes from the play by George Bernard Shaw Pygmalion, and the quote here is "The difference between a lady and a flower girl is not how she behaves but how she's treated.

这个名字来源于一出戏剧,萧伯纳写的《卖花女》,我引用里面的一句话,“淑女与卖花女之间的区别,并不在于她的举止，而在于别人是否待她如淑女。

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Every teacher in the world on the first day of teacher training need to learn about Marva Collins and Pygmalion effect.

每个教师在第一次接受教师培训时,需要了解Marva，Collins和皮格马利翁效应。

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And I'll start by talking about Pygmalion in the classroom.

我会从Pygmalion开始讲起。

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The source of the word, Pygmalion is ancient Greece.

Pygmalion“是古希腊语。

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