Mindset Matters: A Counseling Curriculum to Help Students Understand How to Help Themselves Succeed with a Growth Mindset

Teach Growth Mindset to Your Students Infusing the Growth Mindset theory into your counseling program can help your students increase achievement through greater self-esteem. Apply these research-based lessons in your classroom curriculum and/or small group counseling by teaching: Mindfulness Identify Brain Basics Not Yet is OK Determination/Grit Self-Talk Everyone is Unique Teach Others What You Know Counselors, teachers, and students will enjoy these innovative and easy-to-implement lessons. The lessons in this book will provide your students with a foundation of brain science, the magic of grit, and the benefits of learning, which will help them see the positive outcomes of having a growth mindset. Includes downloadable PowerPoints and reproducibles! 5 REASONS THIS BOOK IS ESSENTIAL: FLEXIBILITY: This curriculum is applicable to both small groups and classroom curriculum. RESEARCH-BASED: Growth Mindset was introduced by Carol Dweck, Professor of Psychology at Stanford University and was based on years of studies on children of all ages. KIDS LIKE IT: When kids have fun and find interest in a topic, they want to talk about it and be involved. CONNECTS WITH ACADEMICS: As one of the ASCA domains, academic connections are essential. STRUCTURE FOR YOUR YEAR: Make this curriculum a universal theme for a grade level worth of lessons or to integrate if you are a Mindset School.
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Author/Artist:Beth Spencer Rabon|Lisa King
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