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Students who have a growth mindset do better in school. Learn more about a growth mindset, the evidence showing its power, and the practices that promote it.
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Scooped by Beth Dichter |
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Beth Dichter's insight:
The data shows that learners whom have growth mindsets do better in school. But how do we know which learners have growth mindsets and which have a fixed mindset. PERTS (the Project for Education Research that Scales from Stanford) has a mindset kit (in beta form) that is available at no cost. In it you will find lessons that you can use with your learners. The website states that the mindset kit is a "free, online resource designed to help educators and parents learn about adaptive academic mindsets, learn practices that promote these mindsets, and download activity ideas."
You will also find a survey that you have learners take (and you will receive a report with the final score).
Are you interested in teaching your learners about growth mindset? This is a great tool, and they welcome feedback as they will continue to add resources to this site. Take some time to explore this site.
We could use this and add to it with our SIM work!