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A growth mindset will help us evolve with our intelligence. It is okay to take risks and make mistakes.

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Provide good questions that allow students to think for themselves.

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When students are asked good questions this will promote critical thinking and the ability to problem solve.

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Collaborating with peers helps develop a growth mindset. Hearing peoples thoughts can trigger new thoughts from others.

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Developing a growth mindset will enhance creativity skills.

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The ideal math learning would include the eight mathematical teaching practices.

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1. Establish clear math goals.

2. Promote reasoning and problem-solving to engage students

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3. Use mathematical connections to deepen the understanding.

4. Facilitate math discourse to build shared understanding.

5. Use purposeful questions to advance student reasoning

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6. Build fluency with procedures.

7. Support productive struggle.

8. Use evidence of student thinking to assess understanding.

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The concept-based curriculum helps develop skills that prepare students for the future.

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Some of these skills include critical thinking, problem-solving, reasoning, and the ability to apply the learned knowledge.

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These skills will prepare students for college and they will help support students intellectually and emotionally.