7th Grade - Module 1: Unit 2 - Personal Identity

What does it mean to have a Growth Mindset?

What is are the two mindsets that we have talked about in this unit?

• Positive and Negative

• Fixed and Growth

• Neutral and Unstable

• Basic and Complex

What is a growth mindset and what is a fixed mindset?

Growth Mindset:

Fixed Mindset:

A student was having trouble reading a book in ELA and wanted to give up. Instead she used self talk and said, "I might be struggling right now to focus but I know I can read and remember the passage." She is having what kind of mindset?

• Indifferent mindset
• Defeatist mindset
• Growth mindset
• Fixed mindset

What does it mean to be Proactive?
How will being proactive help you in having a growth mindset?

You are asked to wash the dishes and your first thought is, "I can't do this, there are too many dishes in the sink!" You are in what kind of mindset?

• fixed mindset
• optimistic mindset
• proactive mindset
• growth mindset

Categorize each of the following statements.

Groups:

(a) Fixed Mindset

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(b) Growth Mindset

• “It is too hard.”

• I want to do it.

• “I give up.”

• “I cannot do it.”

• I will try to do it.

• “I am not smart enough.”

• “I am not good at it.”

• “I won’t keep going.”

• I can do it.

• “I made a mistake.”

• Just because I didn't complete it at first, doesn't mean that it's not possible.

• “It’s good enough.”

Write about a time where you used a growth mindset and it was beneficial to you.

Reorder the following phrases from lowest of having a fixed mindset to highest in having a growth mindset.

• I cannot do it

• I can do it

• I will try to do it

• I want to do it

• I did it

What is your biggest takeaway from the personal identity unit?