Teaching students to appreciate their mistakes and failures
Free growth mindset resources for primary schools
This short video and printable teaching resources provide a complete lesson plan to help explore the characteristics of a fixed mindset and a growth mindset with your students. It busts the myth of perfection and teaches students to appreciate their mistakes and failures. It explains that fear is a natural universal emotion, how challenges help students grow, and provides students with tips on how to switch on their growth mindset.
The video is a story of two seeds – both planted on the same day, in the same soil, in the same garden bed. One has a growth mindset—with a curious desire to grow and reach the outside world—while the other has a fixed mindset—filled with fear and choosing the remain stagnant in its soil.
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Share Growth Mindset video to build complete lesson plans for PDHPE by downloading the supporting teaching resources below, containing printable worksheets and activities:
‘Growth Mindset’ Teaching Resource Pack
Production Year: 2019
Audience: Primary
Subject: PDHPE
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