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Growth Mindset

Our Growth Mindset workshops use research from Carol Dweck and other researchers to teach students how they can develop their skills. The workshop explores the importance of effort, how mistakes help you learn, how to use setbacks as motivation, and the importance of curiosity and courage. This workshop gives practical tips and suggestions to help your students to develop a growth mindset and to improve their resilience.

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KEY MESSAGES
The Role of Effort
  • Don’t rush to say “I can’t”
  • The power of the word “yet”
  •  How to talk to yourself when you are struggling
Making Mistakes
  • Mistakes are important to learning
  • Ask yourself “what would I do differently next time?”
  • How to ask for feedback after a mistake
Dealing With Setbacks
  • Highlighting famous failures
  • How to fail better
  • Reflecting on students’ setbacks and what they can learn from them
Curiosity
  • The importance of trying new things
  • How to step out of your comfort zone
  • Understanding and appreciating that the worst case scenario hardly ever happens

 

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HELPS STUDENTS IMPROVE

  • Mindset
  • Metacognition
  • Dealing with Failure
  • Persistence

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Believe in Better

Most students now have a smartphone. They are an important part of how we all communicate and find out information, but they are also inherently dangerous to a student’s ability to do well at school.

Smartphone usage can be addictive, cause concentration issues and create excessive stress. They can also result in poor sleep patterns. Learning and poor grade results have all been shown to be closely correlated with sleep deprivation in students. Research even indicates that those who study in sight of their phone, even if they don’t use it, do 20% worse.

This is a critical problem that needs to be addressed in schools. But what can we and our students do to combat the downsides of these vital devices? This workshop addresses these questions and teaches students how to manage their smartphones smartly.

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