Math Growth Mindset Personal Evaluation
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Do you need to work on growth mindset in your math classroom. You and your students will love this growth mindset personal evaluation. Get an overview of your students’ mathematical mindset with this fun coloring activity Students will color a fun design in this engaging personal evaluation. A student with a design that is mostly red and orange has a good growth mindset. A student with a design that is mostly blue and purple has a fixed mindset.
This Activity Includes:
- Personal evaluation with 10 mathematical growth mindset questions
- Coloring grid with key
- Answer key
- Notes for the Teacher
When to Use
Beginning of the school year: This evaluation should definitely be used at the beginning of the year to understand your students’ mathematical mindset.
Middle of the school year: How are your students changing? Do more of your students have a growth mindset? What can you do to help those that are stuck with a fixed mindset?
End of the school year: Using them at the end of the school year would be good to have as a reference. How much did your students’ mindset change during their time in your class? Were you able to foster a growth mindset? Do you need to make some change for next school year?
CHECK OUT WHAT EDUCATORS ARE SAYING
This is such a simple but unique way to assess how students feel about math and problem solving. I like how it's more than just a list of questions. Students are coloring a picture that gives the teacher an instant look at what kind of mindset the students have, and that's very valuable information to have at the start of the year. Definitely recommend!
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