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Mindset Bingo: Fieldwork for Growth Mindsets Mount Vernon Presbyterian School, Atlanta, GA Level 1: Takes Two to Tango example: Free Level 2: Three Amigos example: Free Level 3: Treasure Map / Plus example: Free Level 4: The Whole Tamale! example: Free on your own partner up venture out l a n g u a g e Mindset Language Diary Keep a personal, language journal/diary for about a week to track the language you use re: praise, talent, fails, and mindsets. Accountability Partner Find an “accountability partner” and covisit each other’s classrooms. Observe and listen for mindset cues/clues. Debrief the observations with each other. Mindset Learning Walk Learning Walk with the specific objective of recording instances of growth mindset reinforcements and/or instances where we could develop better ones. c o m m u n i t y Creative Confidence Participate in OpenIDEO’s Challenge: How might we inspire young people to cultivate their creative confidence? FREE Enroll in a Mindset Book Study! Minority Report Attend a gathering where you are in the minority (religious, political, educational, etc. “Minority” could mean in any way.) Use a thinking routine (e.g., “connect, extend, challenge” or “I used to think, now I think”) to reflect. p e r s o n a l r i s k Archive Your Strive Practice something for 100 days and document your growth and mindset with others on GiveIt100.com Out On a Limb Together Teach in a different division/area for a full day. Create some kind of reflection… in any media or combination. “I coulda been a creator!” Write your own. After all, this is about developing a growth mindset. And we know a GM is closely related to creative confidence, the power of choice, taking risks, and exploring your passions.
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Mindset Bingo: Fieldwork for Growth Mindsets Mount Vernon Presbyterian School, Atlanta, GA
Level 1: Takes Two to Tango example:
Free
Level 2: Three Amigos example:
Free
Level 3: Treasure Map / Plus example:
Free
Level 4: The Whole Tamale! example:
Free
on your own partner up venture out
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Mindset Language Diary Keep a personal, language journal/diary for about a
week to track the language you use re: praise, talent,
fails, and mindsets.
Accountability Partner
Find an “accountability partner” and covisit each
other’s classrooms. Observe and listen for
mindset cues/clues. Debrief the observations with each
other.
Mindset Learning Walk
Learning Walk with the specific objective of recording instances of
growth mindset reinforcements and/or
instances where we could develop better ones.
communi ty
Creative Confidence
Participate in OpenIDEO’s Challenge:
How might we inspire young people to cultivate their creative confidence?
FREE
Enroll in a Mindset Book Study!
Minority Report
Attend a gathering where you are in the minority (religious, political,
educational, etc. “Minority” could mean in any way.)
Use a thinking routine (e.g., “connect, extend, challenge” or “I used to think, now I
think”) to reflect.
persona l r i sk
Archive Your Strive Practice something for 100 days and document your growth and mindset with others on GiveIt100.com
Out On a Limb Together
Teach in a different division/area for a full day.
Create some kind of
reflection… in any media or combination.
“I coulda been a creator!” Write your own. After all, this is about developing a growth mindset. And we know a GM is closely related to creative confidence, the power of choice, taking risks, and exploring your passions.
