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7th Grade Social Studies Teacher
I'm late in joining this book club because I must have missed the original email to join! However, while enjoying the Create tech conference at Anthony Wayne High School the other week, I heard several of my colleagues discussing this book. I LOVE reading and the title intrigued me - "Change your mindset to transform your teaching". I'm in the middle of a transformation of sorts myself right now and wanted to fill my mind with something positive that would impact my teaching. I'm excited to be part of this group!

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Reading Specialist (Literacy Coach) at Eagle Point.
1) I'm a lifelong learner! :) 2) To be completely honest, my own children think I'm the meanest mom for making them read 30 minutes every weekday in the summer. So, it's good for them to see me reading, too. haha

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RHS English Teacher

Reasons for Participating:
1. To Get hours.
2.  Intrigued by the author. I have heard of her 40 hour work week program and am excited to learn about her teaching philosophies.
3. To better myself as an educator.

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School Psychologist
I am excited to join all of you on this journey as we work through changing our mindsets for the better. I'm always looking for ways that I can support all of you in your profession, as I know it can be very stressful.  Reading the information about this book intrigued me. I can attest that changing your thinking through growth mindsets and daily meditative practices can positively impact your life to a degree you can never imagine.
"Whether you think you can or can't, you're right" - Henry Ford

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Kindergarten
I like to read a professional book each summer and was intrigued by Carrie's comments about this book. I am always looking for ways to adjust my teaching.

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I really enjoyed the book study last summer and wanted to participate in another one.  I try to read books that can help me stay excited about teaching!

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7th Grade Language Arts
Studies have shown that many of the most successful people are not the ones with the most talent, but the ones with the best attitude.  I want to learn more about how changing my mindset will help my students.  One of the best places to initiate a  positive change is to start with yourself.

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5th grade teacher
The book sounded interesting. I wanted to learn something new over the summer to use as I prepare for the upcoming school year.

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I could not go in and edit my original post, so here is my picture.

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5th Grade
This is a great opportunity to engage my mind while getting my PD hours!
( What a concept.)

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4th Grade
I wanted to participate to learn something new that will reflect in my teaching.

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-Elementary Intervention Specialist
- I enjoy reading books, and discussing what I've read. Also always looking for ways to improve my mindset and my classroom.

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2nd Grade Teacher]
I enjoyed the book study last summer and look forward to learning on improving my mindset as well as student's mindsets.

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I enjoy reading books and I also like finding new ways to make my classroom a better place.

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-4th Grade Teacher
-Engaging in new experiences and opportunities

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5th Grade
I joined the book study to find new ways to refresh my own mindset about teaching. In changing my mindset, I am hoping to inspire my students to look at changing their mindset as well.

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5th Grade
I want to keep my teacher brain on this summer (at least somewhat). I'm hoping to be ready and refreshed with a new mindset come August.

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6th Grade Social Studies
I want to learn about other options and ways to improve not only my mindset, but hopefully to inspire the students to change theirs to become better learners.

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6th Grade Science
I want to be better than I am. I believe that we can always improve. I also think Shelley is awesome, and we like to discuss books. I usually take all of Carrie's PD's, I find them to be the ost useful and I get my hours in....

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Shelley Bertsch- Teacher Librarian (K-2);(6-12)

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Shelley Bertsch- Teacher Librarian (K-2);(6-12)

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I try to read at least 2 professional books each summer. This summer it is this one and Pernille Ripp's Passionate Readers. Love the flexibility of online learning!

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Integration Specialist (district)
I'm participating because I read this book last year and found so many interesting points and concepts that may resonate with other educators. Made me rethink lots of things... but always a work in progress! (toward improvement)

Here's my picture -- not me, but this is a good one to share! You all know what I look like anyway! ;-)