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Growth Mindset - The Mysterious World of Neurons II

Grades: 4th Grade, 5th Grade, 6th Grade
Subjects: Character Building, Social Studies, Home Learning

Student Instructions

Mysterious world of neurons - Part 2 Working on challenging things is the only way to grow your brain – learn to love challenges! Video and discussion questions: https://ideas.classdojo.com/f/growth-mindset-5 What feelings do you have when something is too hard? Is it okay to feel that way? What kind of attitude should we have when facing a challenge, and why is that important? When doing something challenging, it's okay to ask for help or to take a break to reflect, like Mojo did! Does this mean we aren't growing our brain anymore? seesaw activity - 1. Sometimes when we are working on a challenging task, we may think, "just try harder." Is there a way to change this phrase? 2. What are some strategies we can use when facing a big challenge, so that we don't burn out? It is your task to record your challenge phrases, Use label to write your phrase and mic to record this. e.g, "Nice effort trying to solving that math problem!" Use addpage to create more challenge phrases.

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Session 5 - Mysterious world of neurons - Part 2 Working on challenging things is the only way to grow your brain – learn to love challenges! Video and discussion questions: https://ideas.classdojo.com/f/growth-mindset-5 What feelings do you have when something is too hard? Is it okay to feel that way? What kind of attitude should we have when facing a challenge, and why is that important? When doing something challenging, it's okay to ask for help or to take a break to reflect, like Mojo did! Does this mean we aren't growing our brain anymore? Activity idea: 1. Sometimes when we are working on a challenging task, we may think, "just try harder." Is there a way to change this phrase? 2. What are some strategies we can use when facing a big challenge, so that we don't burn out? Seesaw Skill 1: Record a video and post to Seesaw 3. Record phrases we can use to keep us going when facing a challenge (e.g., "Nice effort trying to solving that math problem!"). Please ask pupils to record videos of themselves (in groups) and post them to your Seesaw Class, sharing these phrases. Encourage the pupils to add text to the video if they wish to. I will then select one video per class to be added to my display using QR codes.

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