Mindset and Motivation
Roles
Fostering Academic Tenacity
100

What is the belief that you can improve your intelligence and grow your mind if you work hard?

Growth Mindset

100

This mindset helps students persist through challenges and stay focused on long-term goals.

Academic Tenacity


100

What is one of the three categories of fostering academic tenacity?

Challenging

Scaffolding

Belonging

200

What is the belief that you cannot do much to change your intelligence?

Fixed Mindset

200

When students feel this in school, they’re more likely to engage and persist academically.

Sense of belonging

200

True or False: 

High Standards should be unachievable

False

300

Why is praising effort better than praising intelligence?

Praising effort helps build resilience

300

True or False: Teachers who have a growth mindset can cause students to adopt this mindset

True

300

What are the two strategies for scaffolding

Cognitive and Motivational

400

What is one quality of a tenacious student?

Look toward their long-term goals

Feel a sense of belongingness in school

See how effort is positive and necessary for growth

Are resilient after they fail

400

What is an intervention that affirms student values and helps them feel more accepted, this can reduce achievement gaps.

Identity

400

What is the outcome for students who feel cared for by their teachers and have the sense of belonging within the school?

They are more likely to perform better, have more motivation/interest, reduced behavioral issues

500

How does having a growth mindset help students in school?

Students begin to show more effort so they can succeed

500

BONUS!!!

Who is the best education professor?

Dr. Whitaker

500

Finish the quote:

Holding students to high standards and giving them the attention and scaffolding they need to meet those standards sends the message of personal concern. In a sense, good teachers are like good ________  —at times authoritative but consistently caring

Parents