Fostering Success: Cultivating a Growth Mindset in the Classroom

Описание: A growth mindset in the classroom encourages curiosity, resilience, and learning. With this type of mindset, students view challenges as opportunities and believe abilities can be developed through intentional effort. Teachers should encourage persistence, celebrate progress, and inspire a love for learning. In a supportive classroom environment students are able to transform setbacks into stepping stones and become empowered to reach their fullest potential.

ABOUT ME
Name: Allick Delancy
Country: Trinidad and Tobago
Profession: Educational Psychologist, Lecturer, Academic Coach, Mental Health Coach and Behavioural Consultant.
Hobbies: Making YouTube videos, writing non-fiction and fiction etc
Language: English and Trinidadian Creole
What do I like to drink? Coffee, tea, water and sometimes mauby or sorrel

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This channel treats with the following topics: Behavioural Health/Mental Health and Academic Coaching.

This channel can help students study more effectively (at Secondary School, College or University).

Also, the channel is designed for the busy mental health worker (psychologist, counselling therapist, mental health social worker, guidance officer etc) to get some techniques and strategies for their work with clients.

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Contact A. DEL COUNSELLING & CONSULTING SERVICES for one-on-one or group counselling/therapy or consultation in the following areas:
• Behaviour Modification Therapy
• Behavioural Health Counselling
• Academic Coaching
Contact the office at 742-8628 (via phone call or WhatsApp)