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Which subjectNo subject
What topicgrowth mindset
What length (min)30
What age groupYear or Grade 7
Class size20
What curriculum
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Check previous homework
Ask some students to presents their homework
Add a physical break
Add group activities
Include homework
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Number of slides5
Create fill-in cards for students
Create creative backup tasks for unexpected moments

Lesson plan

Lesson Plan: Growth Mindset

Topic

Growth Mindset

Objectives

Materials

Grade or Age Group

Year/Grade 7

Subject

No Subject

Class Size

20 students

Duration

30 minutes

National Curriculum

Aligns with standards for social-emotional learning and personal development.

Lesson Structure

Step Number Step Title Length Details
1 Introduction 5 mins Briefly introduce the concept of growth mindset. Share a quote and explain its significance.
2 Discussion 5 mins Facilitate a class discussion to differentiate between growth and fixed mindsets.
3 Activity: Printable Cards 10 mins Distribute printable cards for students to fill in with their thoughts about abilities and learning.
4 Class Reflection 5 mins Collect or randomly check the completed cards for understanding.
5 Homework Assignment 3 mins Assign homework related to growth mindset concepts without asking for student presentations.
6 Conclusion 2 mins Recap the lesson, emphasizing key points about growth mindset and its application in life.

Homework

Assign homework related to the concepts discussed in class. Ensure that it reinforces the understanding of growth and fixed mindsets.

Additional Notes

Lesson script

Introduction

"Good morning, everyone! Today, we are going to explore a very interesting topic called 'Growth Mindset.' To start off, let me share a quote with you: 'The only limit to our realization of tomorrow will be our doubts of today.' This quote emphasizes that our beliefs about our abilities can either help us grow or hold us back. Throughout this lesson, we'll dive deeper into what a growth mindset really means and why it's important for our learning and personal development."

Discussion

"Now, let’s have a discussion. Who can share their thoughts on what a growth mindset is? And how do you think it differs from a fixed mindset? Remember, a growth mindset is the belief that we can develop our abilities through effort and learning, while a fixed mindset believes that our abilities are set in stone. Let's hear your ideas! Raise your hand if you have something to say."

(Facilitate the discussion for 5 minutes, encouraging different students to participate and offering guidance to clarify misconceptions.)

Activity: Printable Cards

"Great job sharing your thoughts! Next, we’re going to move on to an activity. I have some printable cards for you. On these cards, I’d like each of you to write down your thoughts about your own abilities and learning. Think about areas where you feel you have a growth mindset and areas where you might have a fixed mindset. Please take your time and reflect on your experiences. You have 10 minutes to complete this task."

(Distribute the cards and markers. Walk around and offer support as students work on their reflections.)

Class Reflection

"Alright, time's up! I hope you found the activity helpful. Now, I would like to quickly check some of your cards to see how you're thinking. I will randomly select a few cards to discuss. Remember, this reflection is a way to understand where you stand with your mindset."

(Collect or randomly check the cards, asking a few students to share their experiences. Provide feedback and affirm their thoughts.)

Homework Assignment

"Before we wrap up, I want to assign some homework related to what we’ve learned today. I’d like each of you to write a short paragraph about one area in your life where you want to develop a growth mindset. Think about specific actions you can take to grow in that area. Remember, there’s no pressure to present this; just focus on your own growth. I’ll collect your assignments next class."

Conclusion

"To conclude today’s lesson, let’s quickly recap what we discussed. We learned that embracing a growth mindset can lead to greater success in learning and personal development. Remember, the way we think about our abilities can shape our future. Challenge yourself to think positively and adopt a growth mindset every day. Thank you for your participation today!"

Homework

Printables

Question Answer
What is a growth mindset?
How does a growth mindset differ from a fixed mindset?
Can you share an example of a situation where you demonstrated a growth mindset?
Why do you think having a growth mindset is important for learning and personal development?
What are some actions you can take to develop a growth mindset in your daily life?
How can challenges help us grow our abilities and enhance our learning experience?
Reflect on a time you faced a setback. How could a growth mindset change your approach to that situation?
What are some common misconceptions about having a growth mindset?
In what areas of your life do you feel you have a fixed mindset?
How can you encourage others to develop a growth mindset?