Habits of the Mind #1-16

Sticking to a task at hand is an example of...

• Persisting

• Managing Impulsivity

• Listening with Understanding and Empathy

• Thinking Flexibly

• Thinking About Thinking

Remaining calm when stressed or challenged is an example of ...

• Striving For Accuracy

• Managing Impulsivity

• Listening with Understanding and Empathy

• Questioning and Posing Problems

• Thinking About Thinking

Putting yourself in another person's shoes is an example of...

• Persisting

• Managing Impulsivity

• Listening with Understanding and Empathy

• Thinking Flexibly

• Applying Past Knowledge to a New Situation

Generating alternatives and weighing options is an example of...

• Persisting

• Managing Impulsivity

• Listening with Understanding and Empathy

• Thinking Flexibly

• Applying Past Knowledge to a New Situation

Applying prior knowledge and experience beyond where it was learned is an example of...

• Persisting

• Managing Impulsivity

• Listening with Understanding and Empathy

• Thinking Flexibly

• Applying Past Knowledge to a New Situation

Being aware of your own thoughts, feelings, and actions is an example of...

• Persisting

• Managing Impulsivity

• Listening with Understanding and Empathy

• Thinking Flexibly

• Thinking About Thinking

Slowing down while completing a task and checking for errors is an example of...

• Striving For Accuracy

• Managing Impulsivity

• Listening with Understanding and Empathy

• Questioning and Posing Problems

• Thinking About Thinking

Considering what information is needed and choosing strategies to get that information is an example of...

• Striving For Accuracy

• Managing Impulsivity

• Listening with Understanding and Empathy

• Questioning and Posing Problems

• Thinking About Thinking

Striving to be accurate when speaking and writing is an example of...

• Creating, Imagining, Innovating

• Thinking and Communicating with Clarity and Precision

• Responding with Wonderment and Awe

• Finding Humor

Stopping to observe, listen, smell, taste and feel is an example of...

• Creating, Imagining, Innovating

• Thinking Interdependently

• Responding with Wonderment and Awe

• Gathering Data Through All Senses