How to Teach Growth Mindset in the Classroom
You may wonder if teaching a growth mindset in upper elementary classrooms really works. I know firsthand that it does! After teaching third graders and fifth graders and working in various classrooms as support staff, I have seen that students with a growth mindset demonstrate more perseverance, confidence, and motivation than those without a growth mindset.
Ready to bring the value of having a growth mindset into the classroom this school year? Whether you are a new teacher, a seasoned teacher, or a substitute or building teacher, encouraging students to adopt a growth mindset is crucial to help them persevere through challenging school tasks.
I have compiled all my best growth mindset tips and tricks from several blogs listed below to make bringing a growth mindset into your classroom easier!
How to Get Started with Growth Mindset in Upper Elementary
If you are just getting started with teaching a growth mindset, this blog is filled with explanations, tips, and, of course, a must-watch TED talk growth mindset video!
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Growth Mindset Read Alouds for Upper Elementary
I love reading picture books with my upper elementary kids about a growth mindset and featuring characters who have or learn about a growth mindset. This blog features a list of growth mindset read-alouds for every upper elementary and middle school teacher, along with free printables that accompany the books.
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Growth Mindset Bulletin Boards for Classrooms
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Looking for more growth mindset activities that kids love? Take a look HERE.
