Who Should Attend?

• Early Years Teachers
• Early Childhood Coaches/Mentors
• Teaching Assistants
• Preschool Coordinators

Course Overview

This interactive workshop is designed to equip early years teachers and educators with the tools and strategies to foster a growth mindset in young learners. Drawing on theoretical research and current neuroscience, the workshop blends theory with practical application, focusing on the power of play, art, and storytelling to build resilience, curiosity, and perseverance in children. Through hands-on activities and real-world examples, participants will leave with actionable insights and techniques to create growth-oriented learning environments and school cultures.

Learning Objectives:

• Understand the core principles of growth mindset and its relevance in early childhood education.
• Explore the neuroscience behind brain development and how it connects to growth mindset, emphasizing neuroplasticity and learning through effort.
• Design classroom environments that foster growth-oriented thinking, using strategies to promote problem-solving, resilience, and perseverance.
• Apply hands-on techniques from play, art, and storytelling to encourage creativity and adaptability in young children.
• Create a growth mindset culture within schools, with leadership strategies for supporting teachers and staff.
• Overcome common challenges in implementing growth mindset, including resistance from stakeholders and dealing with setbacks.

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