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Have students learn a ridiculous task like juggling/card tricks and have circus silly sounds with successes & fails. then go into growth mindset of success and fails of learning about juggling. -Allison

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Play video clips of examples with a fixed and growth mindset. Have Fellows identify and ask if they would approach the scenario similar or differently.

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Select stickers and memes that fall under growth mindset and fixed mindset

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focus on idea of adding 'yet' to something that you say you can't do. come up with something you make fun of yourself for not being good at - now add 'yet'!

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Have student’s go over a scenario where they need to make a cake/favorite dish with a lot of distractions. How do they cope under pressure and practice a growth mindset?

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Discuss situations where they have likely heard of growth mindset and introduce a video relating to mainstream culture like a tv show or movie etc

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Provide a scenario, and then have fellows share what their mindset would be around that. Then have fellows discuss if that might be a growth or fixed mindset, and how they might be able to shift their mindset for the scenario

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Provide a scenario, and then have fellows share what their mindset would be around that. Then have fellows discuss if that might be a growth or fixed mindset, and how they might be able to shift their mindset for the scenario

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people all share something they are terrible at (e.g. played one baseball game and struck out every time) - reiterate there are always still opportunities to get better even in those moments

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Watch the video first as a group, then follow up with a scenarios based game to define examples of fixed vs growth mindset

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ask students to make a collage from magazines to show what a growth mindset looks like

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Give space for fellows to explain why they thought the different sentences were fixed or growth mindset. Open a discussion about what their definitions are before a video formalizing it

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Include some more statements for categorizing into growth vs fixed but purposely make them ambiguous

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start from a scenario and allow Fellows to build their own definition of growth mindset before introducing the video. Allow Fellows to identify actions/tactics that feel relevant to them first (ex. habits rather than goals, etc.)

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start with a gameshow style game (trivia) but all the questions are insanely difficult/impossible to answer - have obnoxious sound effects for wrong answers (which there will be a lot of)

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students read about different scenarios from celebrities and fellows, ask students to answer what should this person do now? how can they practice a growth mindset?

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Start off by asking if Fellows have heard of the term "Growth Mindset" and if so, asking for some volunteers to give an example. This way, I can get them more engaged and invested in the lesson

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Start off by asking if Fellows have heard of the term "Growth Mindset" and if so, asking for some volunteers to give an example. This way, I can get them more engaged and invested in the lesson

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Open discussion space - what does growth mindset mean to you?

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Have participants write down what a person with each mindset might tell themselves internally (Fixed Mindset: I'll never be able to play basketball, I'm not tall enough | Growth Mindset: I just haven't practiced enough yet)

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Remove the part where we provide definitions to give us more time to debreif the video together and come up with group developed definitions

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Ask Fellows to make a figure in a team and they have 60 secs to get that figure made

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Provide a hypothetical situation and split the room into two groups, one group for a fixed mindset and another for a growth mindset. Let them brainstorm how a person with that mindset might move through the situation.

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Playing a puzzle piece within 60 secs