Math Mindset

Hello Parent(s) and Guardian(s), Today, I want to talk about your "Mindset" when it comes to math. I've heard parents, on numerous occasions, during interviews say they aren't able to help their child with math, because; it's hard, it's been way too long, it's changed since they were in school, they weren't any good at it themselves...etc. I always encourage the students to discover their mindset and now, I challenge you to do the same. A fixed mindset refers to those who are concerned with proving abilities rather than learning. A fixed mindset doesn't believe they are good at something and fear they might lack the ability or intelligence which holds them back from growing, learning and reaching their full potential. A growth mindset believes that skill and intelligence can be developed through learning and hard work. Challenges motivate them, instead of intimidating them. They believe they can improve and get better in math. Don't al...