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Dear Teachers,

                     Nurturing a Growth Mindset: Tips for teachers






                                                                      SAKINA LAKDAWALA
                                                                            PRINCIPAL
                                                            INNOVATIVE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL
                                                                              RAJKOT.





        We often hear about the benefits of a growth mindset, but what exactly is it and

        how can it impact our children? A growth mindset is the belief that abilities and
        intelligence  can  be  developed  through  dedication  and  hard  work.  This

        perspective can significantly enhance a child’s motivation, resilience, and success
        in various aspects of life.



          Here’s how you can cultivate a growth mindset in your child, and make it a part
                                               of their everyday life:

        1. Be a Role Model
             Children  absorb  a  lot  from  observing  the  adults  around  them.  Show  your

             students  how  you  tackle  challenges  and  view  mistakes  as  learning
             opportunities.  Your  actions  will  speak  volumes  about  the  importance  of

             perseverance and a positive attitude.



        Interactive Tip: Share a personal story with your learners about a time you faced
        a  challenge  and  how  you  overcame  it.  Ask  them  about  a  similar  experience
        they’ve had, and discuss how they handled it.



        2. The Power of Stories

             Storytelling  is  a  fantastic  way  to  illustrate  concepts  like  perseverance  and
             growth.  Regularly  incorporate  stories  into  your  family  routine  that  highlight
             overcoming obstacles and learning from mistakes.



        Interactive  Tip:  Create  a  “Story  Time  Challenge”  where  each  student  shares  a
        story  of  a  mistake  they  made  and  what  they  learned  from  it.  Celebrate  these

        stories as a family in the class!









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