Parent Partnership Seminar: Nurturing Growth Mindset and Learning
Explore the Parent Partnership Seminar focusing on mindset, praise, and learning strategies to enhance student engagement and success. Learn about instilling a growth mindset at home, praising the process over outcome, and staying updated on the latest in education. Join the conversation between parents and schools to foster a supportive learning environment for students.
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Parent Partnership Seminar Mindset, Praise and Learning September 9, 2019
Welcome and Introduction Casey Paul - Administrative Dean/Activities Director 26th year in Education, 22 years as a Math Teacher, have also coached football and wrestling.
Welcome and Introduction What is Parent Partnership Seminar? An organic sharing of information in an attempt to allow parents to have open conversations with their students. We feel strongly that with increased communication between the school and the parents we will see a rise in the level of engagement, production and satisfaction of the students.
Mindset: Carol Dweck What is a Growth Mindset and how can it impact how your child tackles a difficult and new challenge? https://youtu.be/M1CHPnZfFmU 3 ways Parents can instill a growth mindset: ttps://www.mindsetkit.org/growth-mindset- parents/how-parents-can-instill-growth- mindset/3-ways-parents-can-instill-growth- mindset
Instilling a Growth Mindset at home Three ways parents can instill a growth mindset. Recognize your own mindset: Be mindful of your own thinking and of the messages you send with your words and actions. Praise the process: Praising kids for being smart suggests that innate talent is the reason for success, while focusing on the process helps them see how their effort leads to success. Model learning from failure: When parents talk positively about making mistakes, kids start to think of mistakes as a natural part of the learning process.
Praise and Mindset Praise the Process not the Outcome. Instead of praising kids for being smart when they understand something quickly, praise them when they work hard to accomplish something difficult. This tells them that you value hard work, and that hard work is what leads to success. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NWv1VdDeoRY&feature=youtu.be
Zoo Tiger or Jungle Tiger? https://trainugly.com/portfolio/the-jungle-tiger/
How does Fear impact learning? https://trainugly.com/portfolio/overcome-fear/ Train Ugly Trevor Ragan
Successful kids without Micromanaging and Stress Former Dean of Freshmen at Stanford makes the case for parents to stop defining their children's success via grades, test scores and athletic achievements. Instead, she says, they should focus on providing the oldest idea of all: unconditional love. https://www.ted.com/talks/julie_lythcott_haims_how_to_raise_s uccessful_kids_without_over_parenting#t-4675
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Thanks! Next Parent Partnership __________ October 7, 2019 6:30 p.m.
