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A shift in behavior and habits

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Can be situational- such as changing amount of study time taken each week or getting a tutor

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Switching majors is an example of change in a student

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Switching majors is an example of change in a student

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change can happen fast or slow for students. Once they feel success fro the change they may decide to make more changes

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change can happen fast or slow for students. Once they feel success fro the change they may decide to make more changes

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Students choose to make changes due to bad grades and new interests

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Students choose to make changes due to bad grades and new interests

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The risk is that sometimes the changes don't always lead to improvement

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The risk is that sometimes the changes don't always lead to improvement

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Teachers can adopt new teaching tools and modify lessons and teaching mehtods

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often caused due to external sources such as curriculum change and new technology

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Example of change from a teachers can be changing teaching models and embracing new tech in teaching

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Example of change from a teachers can be changing teaching models and embracing new tech in teaching

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Can usually be sudden such a shift in school policies 

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Can usually be sudden such a shift in school policies 

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Change for teachers can be ineffective at first since there is a learning curve when trying new things in classrooms

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Change for teachers can be ineffective at first since there is a learning curve when trying new things in classrooms

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Fear of the unknown can be common

Worry about performance or failure

Some students respond with interest

Some feel empowered and welcome new things

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How to teach growth mindset to students in 5 steps

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Hesitation often due to fear of increased workload.

Questioning the necessity

Turn to peers for support

Embrace the change as a chance to improve

Stress about new systems and expectations

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development a deeper understanding, skill, or mindset

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Learning how to manage time effectively

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Growth is gradual and continues over time

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Growth is gradual and continues over time

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An example can for a student having growth could be the mastering of a topic or skill such as Karate, or becoming a faster reader

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An example can for a student having growth could be the mastering of a topic or skill such as Karate, or becoming a faster reader

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Students usually mature and become more self aware when they have growth

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Students usually mature and become more self aware when they have growth

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Deeper relationships, self reflections and improved teaching skills

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Teachers become more students focused and less robotic

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Teachers become more students focused and less robotic

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Often motivated by passion to improve and with a purpose 

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Often motivated by passion to improve and with a purpose 

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Teachers often reflect on becoming a better educator. The hard work put in now will lead to a smoother road on the other side. 

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Teachers often reflect on becoming a better educator. The hard work put in now will lead to a smoother road on the other side. 

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Engaging in workshops and seminars

Being a part of Professional Networks

Go back to College

Book Studies

Try new things in the classroom

Peer reflection groups

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Celebrate Progress not perfection

Normalize Discomfort-trying new thing is hard, show them failure it part of learning

Set personalized goals

Be supportive and patient

Give constructive feedback in a timely manner

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Change and Growth do not look the same everywhere

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Change and Growth do not look the same everywhere

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Growth and change are both very personal

Definitions of effort,improvement, and success are different for cultures and communities.Resources vary by community which makes growth and change look different everywhere.