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    Grade 9 Homeroom Activity 1: GROWTH MINDSET

    SUPERCHARGE YOUR GOALS


    At the end of this lesson you will be able to:
     Understand why goals can be important for brain growth.
     Make SMART goals that can help guide growth.
     Develop a plan to use SMART goals to bolster brain growth.

    LEARN

    THINGS TO CONSIDER WHEN WRITING YOUR SMART GOAL

    Specific: Is the goal linked to one activity or one thought?

    Measurable: Can I plot my progress on a graph? Can I say how


    much I’ve improved from the previous day or week?
    Actionable: What task or action will I be doing? Can I draw a picture
    of someone doing that action?

    Realistic: Are there examples of people who have achieved this level
    of success in this amount of time?

    Time-bound: Did I include a set time period in which I want to


    achieve my goal? Days? Weeks? Months?

    - Khan Academy
    REFLECT
    A FEW STEPS THAT CAN HELP PRIME YOU TO COMMIT TO YOUR GOALS

    1. Visualize victory.
    Write your best outcome down.
    Let your mind imagine this
    outcome. For example, your
    outcome might be "I will feel
    powerful and proud of myself."

    2. Name the obstacles. 3. Make a plan.


    What might make it hard to What can you do to
    achieve your goal? List the overcome the challenges?
    challenges you might face. Name at least one action you
    For example, a challenge can take, or write a pep talk
    might be "I get frustrated you can give yourself when
    when I make mistakes and you face challenges. For
    want to give up." example, one plan could be
    "I will ask for help when I
    make mistakes and feel
    frustrated."

    4. Name your goal.


    Give your goal a short, simple
    name. This will help you
    remember it. For example,
    your goal could be named "3
    by 30".
    REFLECT

    What are you going to do to increase your chance of success?

    1. Visualize victory. Draw a picture of success, or write something you will say when you
    reach your goal.

    2. Name the obstacles. Examples include distractions such as video games, your cell
    phone, and social media.
    3. Make a plan to conquer the obstacles. Examples include limiting—or eliminating!—time
    spent on the distractions you identified.

    4. Name your goal. Write a name for your goal. Be creative! Examples include "best goal
    ever" and "boss goal".

    Source:
    “Growth Mindset”
    Unit: High school activities
    Khan Academy
    https://www.khanacademy.org/partner-content/learnstorm-growth-mindset-activities-us/high-
    school-activities#activity-5-supercharge-your-goals-hs

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