Introduce the topic by explaining that mindsets are the beliefs we hold about our abilities and potential. Emphasize that understanding these concepts can help us in personal growth and learning.

Play the video to provide a visual and engaging overview of the growth mindset concept. This will set the stage for deeper exploration in the following slides.

Explain that a fixed mindset believes abilities are static, while a growth mindset believes abilities can be developed. Use examples to illustrate each mindset.

Discuss the characteristics of a fixed mindset, such as avoiding challenges and giving up easily. Encourage students to think of examples from their own experiences.

Highlight the characteristics of a growth mindset, such as embracing challenges and persisting in the face of setbacks. Encourage students to share examples.

Facilitate a discussion by asking students to share their thoughts on the differences between the two mindsets. Encourage them to provide examples from their own lives.

Guide students through the reflection activity, encouraging them to identify their own mindsets. Allow them to share their reflections with a partner or small group.

Lead a group discussion on how students can apply a growth mindset in challenging situations. Summarize the key takeaways from the lesson.