What if our students believed that they could learn anything?

When students believe that even if they don't know something, they just aren't there "yet", they're more likely to put in effort, take on a challenge, learn from mistakes, and be open to feedback.

This type of mindset, knowns as a "growth mindset", has been proven to drive both motivation and higher achievement.

More and more teachers and school administrators are embracing a growth mindset as a strategy to bolster student motivation, and these same strategies can be used at home with great results.

Summer is a great time to help our children become believers in the "Power of Yet" - a key attribute of a growth mindset. Please join us for a strategy-packed webinar:

"Helping Kids Leverage the Power of a Growth Mindset"

Thursday, June 18, 2010

4 PM - 5 PM

Sarah Werstuik, M.Ed. and Chelsea Boateng, M.Ed. of The StudyPro will share:

- What a growth mindset is and why it drives motivation and achievement.

- The critical role parents can play in developing a growth mindset in their students.

- The best way to praise your students in order to encourage them to take risks and support the growth of their talents.

We're excited to share how we can help our students shift their view of mistakes, "change their words to change their mindsets" and embrace the "Power of YET"