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]]>You can encourage the kids and teens you know and teach them to how to develop a growth mindset.
And if you’re looking for more ways on how to encourage the youth in your life, here are some more great suggestions for how you praise them, and talk about success and failure.
3 Simple Ways to Grow a Growth Mindset
Kids with a growth mindset are strong & resilient!
Here’s how you can grow one:
Don’t give up!
Why? Developing our sparks takes time, courage and creativity. Passion plus practice is the formula for long-term success.
Take care of your brain!
Why? Our brains need down time, fuel and exercise to work well, just like the rest of our body.
Learn how to Learn!
Why? Learning is a skill! We can become better learners with attention, practice and experimentation. How do you learn best?
SOURCES:
“Mindset Matters” Camp Fire Learning Lab [Internal Training Platform]. 2017.
“Brain Toolkit: An Owner’s Manual for the Teenage Brain.” Step it Up 2 Thrive. July 28, 2011. The Thrive Foundation for Youth.
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]]>Because SPARKS lead to some pretty huge benefits.
Research shows that kids and teens who identify their Sparks, and nurture them with help from supportive adults, thrive. In so many ways, across all areas of life.
Kids who nurture their sparks with adult support are more likely to
SOURCES:
Benson, Peter L., (2008) Sparks: How Parents Can Ignite the Hidden Strengths of Teenagers. San Francisco: Jossey-Bass.
Camp Fire. “Our Framework Ensures that Youth Thrive.” Campfire.org. 2017.
Search Institute. “Finding the Student Spark,” Insights & Evidence. November 2010.
Search Institute. “Sparks: A Gateway to Developmental Relationships.” search-institute.org. 2017.
Thanks Kate Sherron for this Sparks infographic!
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