Building Independence by cultivating a growth mindset in your upper elementary classroom
In this episode:
Listen in as we talk about helping students develop a growth mindset in order to foster independence during your upper elementary literacy block.
We talk about:
The what, the why and the how of building independence by cultivating a growth mindset in your upper elementary literacy classroom.
Quotables:
-Independence is the ability of a student to do something that we have taught them to do without relying on us and being capable of acting for oneself.
-In order to cultivate independence in our literacy classrooms we need to make helping students develop a growth mindset part of our plan.
-We set the tone for this shift in student thinking and we have to ensure that we are ready to highlight the positive examples of growth mindset when we see them.
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