Think This not That Worksheet
Using this Think This not That Worksheet, students rewrite Fixed Mindset statements into Growth Mindset statements to help change their mindset when they face mistakes.
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How to teach Making Mistakes
Using this Think This not That Worksheet, students rewrite Fixed Mindset statements into Growth Mindset statements to help change their mindset when they face mistakes.
Mistakes happen all the time with our students in and out of the classroom. You can either have a Fixed Mindset or a Growth Mindset when you face them. This worksheet will help your students to change their mindset when they make a mistake.
Students rewrite Fixed Mindset statements into Growth Mindset statements to help change their mindset when they face mistakes.
Other resources to use with this Think This not That Worksheet
If you are using this worksheet, your students are probably learning about how to appropriately react to making mistakes.
Use this Making Mistakes Puzzle as an additional resource for your students.
Introduce this worksheet by telling a story about a time that you made a mistake and how you reacted poorly. Next, students share ideas about to fix your reaction. Students can share aloud different ideas with the class. Teacher should name their new way of looking at the mistake as “Growth Mindset”. Then, students rewrite fixed mindsets into growth mindsets. Finally, students share their new statements with the class.
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