Its true that mindset depends on the environment, people you interact with, places you travel and things you do. Actually mindset is everything, meaning your success or failure in every span of your life very deeply relates to your mindset. Your acts are results of your plan that is produced from your mindset. If you plan something and are passionate about it you will act on it. So, if your plan is solid and deeply organized then your acts will be successful. So, your mindset is responsible for every deeds you do.
The best way to change your mindset is to challenge your thoughts, reflect on your beliefs and values, and actively seek out new perspectives and ideas. It's important to be open-minded, willing to learn, and embrace change in order to shift your mindset towards a more positive and growth-oriented direction. Consistent practice and self-awareness are key in making lasting changes to your mindset.
You can chenge your mindset when you have a sudden encounter that opens your minds eye. That is a sudden realisation that you could behave in a different way. Once you have dis encounter, it is difficult to refuse to change your mindset. You can change your mindset by intentionally planing on changing your behavior and then changing this behaviour gradually, one step at a time.
Three Scientifically Proven Strategies.
• Cognitive reframing: A study published in the journal Behaviour Research and Therapy found that a technique known as cognitive reframing, which involves identifying and challenging negative thoughts, effectively reduced anxiety and depression in a group of participants. This technique involved reframing one's thoughts to be more optimistic (Beck et al., 1979).
• Exhibiting appreciation has been demonstrated to have a variety of beneficial benefits on both one's mental health and overall well-being, as indicated by a body of academic research. According to a recent study published in Personality and Individual Differences, thankfulness is linked to improved life satisfaction and good effect (Emmons & McCullough, 2003).
• Participating in activities that involve learning and personal growth: According to the findings of a study that was published in the journal Psychological Science, there is a correlation between engaging in activities that involve learning and personal growth and increased levels of both happiness and a sense of purpose in one's life (Seligman, Steen, Park, & Peterson, 2005).
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Mindset can be changed through new life experiences, or through exposure to new information.
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'mindset' in Afrikaans could be 'denkwyse', 'ingesteldheid', 'mentaliteit', 'geestesingesteldheid'.
A mindset can be changed through self-awareness, cognitive reframing, seeking feedback from others, challenging limiting beliefs, and exposing oneself to new experiences and perspectives. It requires intentional effort, practice, and consistency in applying new ways of thinking.
To manage change in yourself and others, it is important to communicate openly and transparently about the reasons for the change, listen to concerns and address them, and provide support and resources to help navigate the change. It is also important to lead by example, stay adaptable, and encourage a positive mindset towards change.
My tryst with the concept of growth mindset started when I was on a journey of self-discovery. I was at that crossroads of life when material gains and fame were not on my cards anymore. I wanted to make a difference in the lives of others. But who would they be? A young mother then, I enjoyed exploring educational avenues for my young child. Akin to how Buddha gained his wisdom under the Bodhi tree and Archimedes his “Eureka moment”, I had my “ This is what I want in my life” kinda moment. I knew I had this natural orientation towards children and that’s the space where I could unleash my passion. The child in me resonated with the innocence, curiosity, and purity in these young hearts. From then to now, I have dabbled and experimented with(myself and children) several concepts and one such concept was the growth mindset. From a facilitator of after school activities to now as a full-time educator at Ekya school, “growth mindset” fascinates me as nothing else has. “Growth mindset” sets a person free: freedom from fear of failure, freedom from poor self-esteem, freedom from “perfectionist” syndrome, and freedom from putting oneself down. A growth mindset sets one on the path of exploration, grit, and perseverance; all these are the qualities that one needs to achieve one’s goals. So, what is a “growth mindset”, anyway? -A mindset that encourages one to keep trying despite failures, a mindset that enables one to learn from one’s mistakes, a mindset that allows one to learn at his/her own pace, a mindset that allows one to learn best practices from others and so on. Having a growth mindset is a liberating experience and is worth inculcating. The challenging and changing environment of the 21st century necessitates a growth mindset to be able to handle them successfully. Is it then not necessary to impart a “growth mindset” along with our curriculum? Classroom scenarios offer amazing opportunities to inspire students in developing a growth mindset. Here are a few examples of how educators can facilitate students in developing a growth mindset:- Finding learning opportunities in mistakes: – Encourage students to participate. Tell them not to fear making mistakes. Tell them it is okay to have some ideas that do not work than not to have any ideas at all. (courtesy: Edward De Bono). If their answer is incorrect, an encouraging response could be “ I am glad you participated. It takes courage to do so. Your participation has given you and the class a wonderful opportunity to learn the correct answer and I am sure you would do a great job the next time.” Allowing oneself to make mistakes and learn from them is a Growth Mindset. Teach them self-reflection:- After a review or a TEE, ask students to write down what went well for them and what did not. If they are dissatisfied with their performance, facilitate them to identify the root cause, and encourage them to draw up an action plan. Learning from failures and moving on with an action plan is a growth mindset. Catching them with a growth mindset: Students unknowingly demonstrate a growth mindset in classroom scenarios. Just the other day, a 6th-grade student of mine incorrectly answered a question posted for oral discussion. I told her “ I am glad you stuck your neck out and answered. But, I want you to read the question once again and reflect upon your answer.” She did reflect and attempt another answer. That turned out wrong as well. But the child kept trying till she got the right answer. What an opportunity to showcase a growth mindset. I jumped with joy and quipped “Ananya showed a growth mindset. She would not give up until she got it right.” Catching them with a growth mindset and highlighting it goes a long way in fostering it. Last, but not least, follow it yourself. Show how you learn from your mistakes. A” Thanks for pointing the spelling error on the board, Ayan” will demonstrate how receptive you are for feedback. Not giving up on your students and telling them “ I am sure you will do better next time” is a great way to demonstrate your growth mindset. The above was certainly not meant to be an exhaustive list for “ How to inspire children into a growth mindset?”. It just gives a sneak preview of the sea of opportunities for educators to inspire their students into a growth mindset. It does not end here.It just starts here…… Wishing all my fellow educators a great time exploring their own mindsets and inspiring their students into developing a growth mindset. Cheers
You can be able to change someone's mindset. All you have to do is convince them that your belief's and ideologies are the right ones to be followed.
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