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One of the biggest shifts in my classroom is been to model taking on challenges and celebrating mistakes. We play this icebreaker game called "Clap Snap Stomp" and when they make a mistake, both partners throw their hands in the air and say, "Ta Da!" It allows them to celebrate their mistakes and try again. Then, whenever I (or they) make a mistake in class, we try to say "Ta da!" Halfway through the year I usually forget, and some kid usually stands up and says, "Ta Da" and we all start laughing :)

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Growth Mindset Activites & Assignments.PDF

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MindsetWorks | Growth Mindset | Growth Mindset Programs

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When people have a growth mindset they understand they can increase their intelligence through effective effort, deliberate practice, asking questions, and risking mistakes. A growth mindset causes people to persist in the face of setbacks, embrace challenges, and learn from criticism.

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With added emphasis on Steven Hawking

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Brainology growth or fixed mindset self assessment

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If you haven't failed, you've never tried. Kids are always shocked to learn who didn't make the team, who got rejected, etc. countless times before becoming "the best" in their field.

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List of Growth Mindset videos

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Daisies growing in lawn then being cut and regrowth time lapse

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You just have to care...

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Noah and the whale If you give a little love

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Find out how Beatrice handles it when she makes her very first, very BIG mistake

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... about "Bubble Gum Brain" (who likes to grow and stretch and learn through  mistakes) and "Brick Brain" (who likes to keep things as they are because he doesn't think he can change things anyway)

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This post originally was a request for help to find clips, and now I've turned it into a "Best" list sharing the ones readers have recommended.
Last week, readers were very responsive to my request for help in finding TV and movie scenes that demonstrated metacognition, and you can see them all at The Best Movie/TV Scenes Demonstrating Metacognition - Help Me Find More.

Now, I'm looking for clips showing characters demonstrating a growth mindset.

I've got plenty of great clips and animations that explicitly explain what a growth mindset it, and you can see them at The Best Resources On Helping Our Students Develop A "Growth Mindset."

But video clips from TV and the movies are obviously more engaging to students, so I'd like to have a few in the mix.

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Here are The Best TV/Movie Scenes Demonstrating A "Growth Mindset":

Moshe Mittelman recommends this great one from Back To The Future:

Mrs. Waters suggests these first two:

Judith Dubois recommends this one:

Here's one suggested by Reed Gillespie - I just wish it didn't convey that the teacher would get the student "there." Instead, I wish it conveyed more clearly that the student would get "there" more on his own - with some assistance from the "teacher."

Here's one that sort of relates to a growth mindset, but is more just inspirational:

Jen Marten suggests this from Meet The Robinsons:

Fred Delventhal made these recommendations:

I'd follow up that last video with this one:

Paul Sinnett says, "I like this one as it shows that you don't always realize how much you have learned. I worry about using Star Wars because The Force is repeatedly described as something you are born with, not something you learn. It comes from a very fixed mindset perspective:
New Studies Find Calling Children "Smart" Makes Them More Likely To Cheat Great Clip From "Lady Bird" On A Growth Mindset

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The Best TV/Movie Scenes Demonstrating A "Growth Mindset" - Help Me Find More

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This post originally was a request for help to find clips, and now I've turned it into a "Best" list sharing the ones readers have recommended. Last week, readers were very responsive to my request for help in finding TV and movie scenes that demonstrated metacognition, and you can see them all at The Best Movie/TV Scenes Demonstrating Metacognition - Help Me Find More.

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Growth Mindset Podcasts for Kids and Adults

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Growth Mindset Podcasts for Kids and Adults

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Top 40 Growth Mindset Podcasts for Kids, Teens, and Parents

This article includes free printables

Podcasts are an excellent way to have your kids LEARN while being entertained.

And if you listen to podcasts together it can become a special time for the whole family, whether on long car rides or while at home.

There are some amazing podcasts out there! We did the research for you. Below is a list of 40 top growth mindset and character-building podcasts for you and your kids.

Before you move onbesure to sign up for our FREE weekly printables carefully crafted to teach your kids growth mindset, resilience, and much more. Sign up below to make sure you're on the list!

Once signed up you will immediately receive our popular Parent's Guide to a Growth Mindset.

Podcasts for Kids

Wow in the World

This podcast is a new way for families to connect, look up and discover the wonders of the world around them. The hosts Mindy and Guy guide curious kids and their grown-ups away from their screens and on a journey.

Story Time

Story Time is a fortnightly audiobook podcast for children ages 2-13.

Each story is usually less than 20 minutes long, hopefully just long enough to keep your toddler, preschoolers, and little ones engaged.

But Why?

This show answers questions submitted by kids. It tackles topics large and small, about nature, words, even the end of the world.

Sparkle Stores

Original audio stories for families around the world.

Be Calm on Ahway Island

Be Calm on Ahway Island features short stories for kids to listen to free! Each relaxing story contains a guided meditation and a positive message.

Podcasts for Teens

Unstoppable Teen

Kevin Mincher and his guests share ideas to help teenagers, parents and teachers experience more success and happiness.

Youth Radio

This NPR podcast offers stories from young essayists and reporters about their experiences. From single moms to kids avoiding the wrong track - or getting back on the right one - their stories open up a new world to the listeners.

The Moth - True Stories

The Moth Podcast features re-airs of all new episodes of The Moth Radio Hour, plus additional stories from the vast archive recorded over the past two decades. Episodes are released every Tuesday.

Mentors 4 Teens: College, Scholarship, and Career Guidance Podcast

In this podcast, you will learn the latest and best tips, advice, and guidance designed to ensure elite university acceptance, scholarship success, and most importantly helping your teenager discover what gets them fired up to ensure they find a career that brings both happiness and financial stability.

Podcasts for Parents

The Child Repair Guide

The pediatrician and dad Dr. Steve Silvestro brings the wisdom and insights of the world's best childhood health and wellness experts. He gives parents the best tools possible to raise happy, healthy, confident kids.

Listen to the Growth Mindset & Grit episode (featuring Alexandra Eidens, the founder of the Big Life Journal)

Unruffled

Janet Lansbury is a parenting expert and the author of two books on babies and toddlers. Her soothing, reassuring advice makes you feel as if you really can be a calm, confident parent.

Her approach focuses on respect for the child and acceptance of their emotions and development.

The Mindful Kind

The Mindful Kind, hosted by Rachael Kable, shares exciting insights into mindfulness journeys and provides listeners with simple and effective practices to incorporate into their own lives.

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Top 40 Growth Mindset Podcasts for Kids, Teens, and Parents

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One easy way to help children develop a growth mindset is to introduce them to podcasts which promote persistence, love of learning, and other key growth mindset ideas. Here's a list of our favorite and most popular podcasts for you and your kids!

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GLAD strategy sharing what parent thought about a problem

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GLAD strategy sharing what parent thought about a problem

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Have students share a problem (like the Father of the Bride - Hotdog/Buns) how did parents share

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Have you ever heard any of these comments from you students?

"I'm just not good at math"

"I'll never be good at reading."

This type of thinking emerges from a fixed mindset. A fixed mindset is the belief that our intelligence, abilities, and talents are fixed traits that are out of our control.

On the other hand, a growth mindset is the belief that through hard work and perseverance our intelligence, abilities, and talents can be developed.

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Have you ever heard any of these comments from you students? "I'm just not good at math" "I'll never be good at reading." This type of thinking emerges from a fixed mindset. A fixed mindset is the belief that our intelligence, abilities, and talents are fixed traits

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I share stories about when I was their age or in school and the challenges I had and how I worked to overcome them.

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ClassDojo and Stanford's PERTS Research Center teamed up to create the the first season of The Mojo Show. The five-episode video series (along with a few incredible activities) highlight the power of having a growth mindset, and how any student can learn this skill!

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ClassDojo and Stanford's PERTS Research Center teamed up to create the the first season of The Mojo Show. The five-episode video series (along with a few incredible activities) highlight the power of having a growth mindset, and how any student can learn this skill!

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Choose your own maths adventure with our interactive tools that allow you to build a custom playlist of inspirational activities!

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Acknowledging different ways of thinking

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Acknowledging different ways of thinking

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Number talk; showing reasoning; My Favorite No

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I have two plain posters with the words "Fixed Mindset" and "Growth Mindset" on the whiteboard all year long. We refer to it when necessary.

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