6th Second Step SEL Unit 1 Mindsets and Goals

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What is a neuron?

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It is a cell that sends and receives signals in your brain.

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L3 Trying New Strategies: What is the Formula for Learning?

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Hard Work + Good Strategies + Help from Others = Powerful Learning

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Something you aim for; a desired result is a _______ ?

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Goal

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L4 Making Goals Specific: What is "something" that is clearly identified or defined? S _ _ _ _ _ _ _

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specific

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L6: Monitoring Your Progress: What is a Progress Marker?

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A sign that you’re getting closer to achieving your goal

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Create an action plan for your goal. Your plan should have: -A big, long-term goal -Smaller, short-term goals -Progress markers -You’ll know when the goal is complete -Ways you can change your strategy, if you're not making progress

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A big, long-term goal, smaller short-term goals, progress markers, knowing when the goal is complete, and ways to change your strategy if not making progress.

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You’re born with a fixed amount of intelligence, and if you work hard, you can make the most of it.

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False

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If you use a new strategy to solve a problem, you can strengthen your brain.

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True

Front

Which of the following statements is true?
By age 12, your brain has stopped growing
Your brain grows throughout your life, but your intelligence stays the same.
You can grow your brain to make it stronger
You can’t grow your brain, but you can shrink it

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You can grow your brain to make it stronger

Front

Which of the following makes more connections in your brain?
- Watching an expert do something
- Trying something and doing it perfectly the first time
- Trying something, making a mistake, and trying again
- Avoiding making mistakes by not trying anything you might fail at

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Trying something, making a mistake, and trying again