Want to infuse the Growth Mindset theory into your counseling program to help students increase self-esteem and achievement? Counselors can use these research-based lessons in classroom curriculum and/or small group counseling by teaching:
- Mindfulness
- Identify Brain Basics
- Not Yet is OK (power of YET)
- Determination/Grit
- Self-Talk
- Everyone is Unique
- Teach Others What You Know
Counselors, teachers, and students will enjoy these easy to implement innovative lessons and teach your students a foundation of brain science, the magic of grit, and the benefits of learning about learning that can help them see the positive outcomes of having a growth mindset.
Thank you Lisa for thinking about giving away your wonderful books. I work in an alternative K-5 program, I would use the books to get their creative juices flowing about what their future holds, not their past. To help me stay focused on the keys and to have a plan for this young age. I am use to working with seniors and high school students so this year has been a challenge to make the shift in mindset to these bundles of joy!
Hi Lisa,
Do you know when you newest Mindset Matters book is coming out? I thought it was happening in 2018. Do you when?
Thanks,
Janet
Hey Janet,
The new book “Integrating Growth Mindset in Schools” for K-12 is still on track for Spring 2018. I’ll definitely keep you posted when I get a more exact date. One more round of edits and then off to the printer is what I have been told. Thanks for reaching out. 🙂
Hi there! Your website is amazing & flourishing with resources, but I have a bizarre question. Do you have any connects at the high school level?
Do you have any classroom lesson plans that focus on diversity and inclusion for 5th graders ?
Please send me the Edible Download for your brochure. I have tried but I cannot pull it up.
Thank you,
Myralynn Tutwiler
my4u44@yahoo.com