Mathematical Mindset Practices – Schreuder Academy

Mathematical Mindset Practices Rubric

We will do a diagnostic assessment with you in about a week. We want to know how you feel about math and what your practices are or how you would like to improve. Please fill out this questionnaire and submit it before the actual appointment we have.

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1. Beliefs:I believe in myself, I know I can learn anything,
as I have unlimited potential.

I know that my brain is flexible, and it is
developing, strengthening and/or connecting
pathways all the time.

Is this a practice that you already do a lot, or would like
to improve in? Please give examples.

2. Struggle:When I find work difficult and I struggle, I keep
going, knowing that I am developing my brain.
I am not afraid to take risks, try something new
and get it wrong.

Is this a practice that you already do a lot, or would like
to improve in? Please give examples.

3. Strategies:If I try a method or approach that does not
work, I try a different approach, and think about
the problem in new ways.
I like to investigate ideas, search for patterns,
and think in different ways – visually, verbally
and physically, as well as numerically.

Is this a practice that you already do a lot, or would like
to improve in? Please give examples.

4. Connections:I am curious about other people’s ideas, and
their different ways of thinking.
I ask questions about what I am learning to
reach new understandings.

Is this a practice that you already do a lot, or would like
to improve in? Please give examples.

5. Reflection:I think reflection is a valuable learning practice.
When I get a lot of feedback, even if it looks
overwhelming, I know it will be helpful and I
use strategies to incorporate it into my own
work

Is this a practice that you already do a lot, or would like
to improve in? Please give examples.

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