you got this.
aim high. believe in yourself.
The Persist Kids program for students in 3rd through 5th grade is designed to help students build on the foundational skills they learned in their early years and further develop the resilience, determination, and growth mindset that will help them succeed academically and in life. At this age, students face unique challenges as they navigate new social dynamics, academic demands, and personal growth. The Persist Kids program provides a supportive community and engaging curriculum to help them overcome these obstacles and build a strong foundation for success.
Set a goal, come up with a plan, and work diligently.
One key aspect of the program is developing self-awareness and a growth mindset. Students learn to understand their strengths and weaknesses, set goals for themselves, and take ownership of their learning. They also develop a growth mindset, which emphasizes that abilities can be developed through dedication and hard work, rather than being fixed traits. This mindset helps students overcome setbacks and approach challenges with a positive attitude, which is crucial for academic and personal success. Through engaging activities and reflection, the Persist Kids program helps students cultivate these essential skills and attitudes.
Aim high. Believe in yourself.
Another important component of the Persist Kids program for 3rd through 5th graders is building grit and resilience. Students learn to persevere through difficult tasks, overcome obstacles, and bounce back from setbacks. They also learn to handle stress and emotions in a healthy way, developing coping mechanisms that will serve them throughout their lives. The program provides a supportive community where students can practice these skills and receive feedback and encouragement from their peers and teachers. By building grit and resilience, students are better equipped to handle the challenges they will face in academics and in life, setting them up for a lifetime of success.
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Any time you have a struggle or a challenge but keep going and try anyhow, you are building stronger connections in your mind.
You can help yourself to be more successful by “seeing” yourself achieve something in your mind first.
