Teach your kids a growth mindset and watch their confidence flourish, by LinSimpson66
Perhaps you've heard your child's teacher use the term"growth mindset." Maybe you have seen posters in their school or classroom. It surfaced in a recent
document. Initially, these terms find their way into ministry jargon without offering parents much by way of explanation. It in no way diminishes the effectiveness of the strategy.. Its application gives your child the head start in life every parent wants for their kids. If you haven't already, you as a parent will see"growth mindset" used in many ways in education.
Understanding a growth mindset is important to you, the parent, for one very important reason. For a growth mindset to have the most positive effect for your child, it requires a combined home-and-school approach. It is a view of life that has lifelong benefits for your child.When kids focus on cultivating a growth mindset, they commit to believing in themselves. They believe they can achieve through practice and perseverance. They give themselves permission to be imperfect and take risks.
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