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« Reply #15 on: April 27, 2012, 09:00:57 PM »



You can get a taste of what it's about and the author's humor here:
http://www.ted.com/talks/lang/en/shawn_achor_the_happy_secret_to_better_work.html



I loved the TED presentation and I've ordered the book - thanks for the link

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« Reply #16 on: April 27, 2012, 10:45:28 PM »

Seastar -- she really just picked it up from everyone else.  Is she your oldest or do you have older children?  I tend to speak at the level for my 5 year old, and the 2 year old eventually catches on.  I think just regular conversation about pushing oneself around a toddler will immerse the toddler in that philosophy.  When we do our breakfast chats, the 2 year old is always given a chance to speak but rarely says something that fits the conversation well.  In fact, almost daily she says she plans to work on a "Mickey Mouse" work at school to push herself.  And I've asked, there is no such work.  Who knows, maybe in 6 months we'll figure out she's trying to draw Mickey Mouse or something (she does draw circles frequently..).

Mostly, I think it's the attitude she's immersed in that has her saying randomly that she has a goal to do "such and such".  These have never been breakfast talks, but just spontaneously throughout the day.  She understands the word to describe a feeling of determination, and says "I have goals" when she feels that feeling.  And then the conversation is usually, "oh yeah? How far are you going to go? Ok, let's do it!".

Hope that made sense.

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« Reply #17 on: April 27, 2012, 10:52:43 PM »

Thanks for explaining that in more detail Maquenzie. I've passed it on to my husband as best I can and we're going to start tomorrow! My husband and I rarely set goals, and those we do set are often not met, so I feel it will benefit us more than anything.

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« Reply #18 on: April 29, 2012, 10:05:13 PM »

This six-page article by Carol Dweck summarises concepts in Mindset. Very interesting read. The article is titled 'The perils and promises of praise'.

Link: http://www.district196.org/evhs/intranet/ProcessInfo/Dweck/dweck%20perilspromisesofpraise%5B.pdf

I encourage everyone to get 'Mindset'. It goes into much more detail than the article above. And it is one very good book.

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« Reply #19 on: May 05, 2012, 08:20:12 PM »

Like so many others here I have been completely energized by MindSet, along with others along similar lines in the last few months.
The concepts work so exceptionally well with Early Learning and what parents in this Forum and elsewhere have been doing for years...and yes, it is incredibly difficult to live, especially with kids like ours doing things at what so many consider to be exceptionally young.
The biggest problem for me is that wherever we go for more than a minute or two, immediately and inevitably start the comments by others. I know most of you will have the same problem if you are trying to focus on a growth mindset..
Anyway, I am really finding it difficult to know how to deal with this outside the home for a very young child...

I emailed Dr. Dweck to see if she would be interested in visiting BrillKids and offering some tips/suggestions, thinking she also might find this particular group of significant interest in her field.  Just maybe it could also raise awareness of the effectiveness/benefits to EL!

Regardless, she responded quite warmly, so I will provide her the BrillKids link to this thread...so start thinking up any specific questions/concerns and maybe she will be willing to lend her expertise!

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« Reply #20 on: May 05, 2012, 10:44:47 PM »

Oh a question we all want to know! "if we are developing a growth mindset in our children, and a parent comments on how clever our child is (within earshot of them) how can we respond? I am looking for a response that validates the ease at which kids learn while young but still ensures my child hears a response that is based on their effort. We want to promote early learning and grow our children's mindset.

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« Reply #21 on: May 06, 2012, 12:57:56 PM »

I have been trying different variations on "Oh, yes, she really loves to learn/chat/explore" etc but I have yet to find a response I am completely comfortable with. What do you do?

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« Reply #22 on: May 06, 2012, 07:39:59 PM »

I've been mulling over something along the lines of, "Oh yes, she has put a lot of effort into learning that..."

Unfortunately with young children, some of my ideal responses, "She's worked really hard on that..." are likely to 'open a can of worms' with people then assuming that means you have the poor child's nose to a grindstone and forcing them to work instead of "having fun" or playing!  This is my own anxiety - I don't want to get into too many debates on the subject of early learning!

Luckily, so far my DD is quite good at keeping her knowledge fairly hidden - she seems quite socially aware and tends to follow the conversation of similar aged children.... until we get home!!  But I know it will become an increasing issue over time.

I still have yet to finish reading mindset, but I'm finding this thread extremely useful, so thanks to everyone  smile

One thing I've changed is that I try to express a lot of enthusiasm for trying things that are difficult.  My DD is never very keen to try things she finds too challenging - she gets very frustrated and becomes quite emotional.  So I have really tried to praise her whenever she has a go at something tricky, "Wow, you are trying something really difficult there..that's great....  You didn't give up!  You kept trying!  Oh look - you found it easier that time, it's because you've been practicing...Trying things that are difficult will make your brain grow stronger" etc. 
Then I also point out when I or someone else has tried something difficult - I was talking to my mum today about how I'd found learning a piano piece very difficult - but how pleased I was that I'd made the effort.  This was quite a natural conversation but I was able to highlight it and make sure my DD was listening!

Then at the end of the day, I've started asking questions like, "What did you try today that was difficult? (as well as asking about things that are interesting, fun, new, that you are proud of, that made you happy / sad, did you overcome any problems today)  etc etc - also good to spark a reflection on the day I think.

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« Reply #23 on: May 06, 2012, 11:11:19 PM »

My current response to these types of remarks is " you would be surprised what little kids can do once you know how to teach them" it stops the random praise and leaves the door open for more questions if they re interested. what it doesn't do is acknowledge my kids part in it... But it's the best one I have found yet because it is kind of a mild slap in the face for parents who don't do early learning  LOL
Maybe a slight change of wording could cover all....

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« Reply #24 on: May 06, 2012, 11:17:56 PM »

Just got the book today and am excited to start reading.

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" you would be surprised what little kids can do once you know how to teach get through to them"
? I like the retort, and hope to use it should I succeed with EL  smile

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« Reply #25 on: May 07, 2012, 03:01:14 AM »

In general, I try to discourage my children from using the phrase "I can't" at all costs. Instead, I teach them to say "I can do it, I just need a little help please." Then I will find a small way to help when with whatever they are doing until they are successful, or sometimes it just might be offering a suggestion on problem solving, leading them to it. We've tried to ingrain it in our children that "[Our Last Name]s try hard!" and we talk openly about what matters, failure or trying your best.  DD went through a phase when she didn't want to try new things that she wasn't a "pro" at, and it was then I realized we needed to take a new approach. While we have seen some significant improvement in this area, it's been far easier to start my younger son off on the right foot to begin with. I grin from ear to ear every time he's playing with his toys or putting together legos and exclaims "I CAN DO IT!" Tweedlewink style.  LOL

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« Reply #26 on: May 07, 2012, 11:39:46 AM »

Oh teachingmytoddlers you are a life saver!
" I can do it, I just need a little help please" oh it's just perfect! I am printing out on a big bright yellow sheet now. This is the solution to our homework nightmare! Thank you!  This will take the wining out of asking for help and allow mummy to stay calm and happy to help smile
Well it's either that or I make my 8 year old watch twiddle wink!  Wink

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« Reply #27 on: May 08, 2012, 01:14:25 PM »

Just wanted to share a little piece of good news:

Do any of you have experience with the Incredible Years parenting course? One of the strategies suggested is persistence coaching, where the parent tried not to step in immediately if the child is frustrated or asks for help, instead focusing on problem-solving talk, e.g. "that looks tricky but you're almost there", "you're working hard to solve the problem", "I'm right here but I think you can do it yourself", etc. Well, after months of this, over the weekend my 2 yo began to exclaim "I solved the problem!" whenever she succeeded at something she found difficult instead of the usual frustrated wails! Yay!




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« Reply #28 on: May 09, 2012, 03:05:53 AM »

So tonight my two-year-old managed to give me a heart attack, stump me, amaze me, and make me realize the need for a Growth-Mindset book on positive correction! All in one stupefying moment.  Please, please tell me how I could have handled this better via a growth-minded perspective as I simply froze!

So Alexandria is fully potty trained, but has been going through various food allergy issues...(hence her fascination with asking perfect strangers about their bowel movements!!! Aahh, EL!). Her issues culminated in a haphazard dash to an absolutely filthy grocery store restroom. So no handicapped toilet, me kneeling in filth holding a screaming, indignant, miserable toddler. Highlight of my life.  To calm her I explain about 'hovering'nto avoid germs nowink Yes Ladies, you know what I mean!

So, fast- forward a week! Today we visited a friend and Alex went off to use toilet...they have sort of a narrow toilet 'closet', so I went to check....

HEART ATTACK!!!!!!!
Envision wholly nude toddler in a T-formation! She is shockingly flexible (thanks Doman!) and had managed to put a foot on each opposing wall, walk up said wall, to balance with her bottom roughly over toilet...At least a foot above bowl!!!! ohmy
I froze. 
Do you shout, grab, huh?! Right, Safety first!!!!
So out of my mouth comes "ALEXANDRIA I------ M-------- H--------, what do you think  you are DOING??!!!!!

...and she looks at me, so proudly!, and says, "look Mommy, I am 'hummering!'...

So I, saving my heart attack for exactly .5 hours later, say "oh. Wow, That is a really creative way to hover. (really?!). But it's not safe and we don't put feet on walls! (never mind me have an entire garage of designated 'climbing walls', mommy!)

So, seriously need some additional work on encouraging a growth-minded praise with 'constructive' criticism designed to keep her safe but still encourage independence, creativity, and out-of-box thinking!

Anybody want to chime in on ideas on how I could have handled it better?! It's okay to be blunt!

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« Reply #29 on: May 09, 2012, 01:04:09 PM »

 LOL I might come up with something but I will have to stop laughing first!  LOL

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