Mindset second semester refresher
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MINDSETWhat is it?
Why does it matter?
MINDSET• preconceived ideas
• aka “mental model”
• negativity bias
• fixed versus growth
• examine the chart
TALK WITH YOUR NEIGHBORS• Now that we finished the first semester, has your attitude about school changed?
Explain.
• Do you think school is important? Explain.
• What is the most important skill to learn at school? Explain.
• Discuss at least 3 prompts from your First Semester Reflection
• Teacher reflection
STUDENT VOICE SURVEY (FALL16)• I am afraid to try something if I think I may fail = 32% (down 3%
from 2015)
• I give up when schoolwork is difficult = 22% (up 3% from 2015)
• I want to do my best at school = 85% (down 3% from 2015)
• I put forward my best effort at school = 67% (down 7% from 2015)
• Getting good grades is important to me = 86%
• Going to college is important for my future = 74%
How do these quotes connect to school?
Identify at least one quote that stands out to you. Be ready to share!
TAKE THE MINDSET ASSESSMENT
When you’re done, write a brief reflection on the back of your semester reflection.
• Do the results surprise you? Explain. • How can you use this information to improve your schoolwork?
Task, questionor
Problem
How does the task connect to
the class, unit, prior knowledge?
•What do I need?•Which skills?
•What am I supposed to do?•Why should I
care?
Recall Eval Create
TASK/PROBLEM SOLVING-VISUAL
TASK/PROBLEM SOLVING
• Size it up
• Break it down
• Pull it together
LEARNING FROM MISTAKES
• “internal narrative”
• Did I need more time?
• Content confusion?
• Misread directions or questions?
• Did I give my best effort?
Annual Income Average
Drop out = $24, 544 HS Diploma =$33,852
Associate’s = $40,404 Bachelor’s =$57,616
In 2016, 83% HS grad rate
Why does school matter?
• a HS grad earns $8,400 more a year than a drop out = $394,000 ; 50 to 100% more income (NYT)
• HS dropouts are twice as likely to be incarcerated
• Unemployment rates: HS grad = 12%; BA grad = 3.8%
• More likely to have pensions (College Board)
• More likely to have medical benefits
• 1970: USA #1, 2012: USA #21 (NYT)
• shorter life span: 10.5 years less for women, 13 for men