Accept and Learn From Mistakes

The video discusses the importance of learning from mistakes and introduces an activity where students interview an elder to learn from their experiences. It emphasizes the concept of a growth mindset, encouraging openness to learning from errors. Students are guided to prepare questions for the interview, capture responses, and create an illustrated postcard reflecting the lessons learned. The video concludes by reinforcing the value of mistakes in developing problem-solving skills and a growth mindset.

Why is making mistakes considered a natural part of being human?

• Because everyone is perfect.

• Because mistakes help us learn and grow.

• Because mistakes are unavoidable.

• Because mistakes are fun.

What is a growth mindset?

• A mindset that avoids mistakes.

• A mindset that ignores mistakes.

• A mindset that fears mistakes.

• A mindset that embraces learning from mistakes.

Who can be considered an elder for the interview activity?

• A younger sibling.

• A peer from school.

• A fictional character.

• A teacher or grandparent.

What should you do during the interview with an elder?

• Record the interview without permission.

• Argue with them.

• Capture their responses through notes and sketches.

• Ignore their responses.

What is the purpose of creating a postcard after the interview?

• To summarize what was learned from the elder's story.

• To practice writing addresses.

• To showcase artistic skills.

• To send a random message.