The necessary cookies set on this website are as follows:Ī 'sessionid' token is required for logging in to the website and a 'crfstoken' token is These are setīy default and whilst you can block or delete them by changing your browser settings, someįunctionality such as being able to log in to the website will not work if you do this. Some cookies are necessary in order to make this website function correctly. Please see our MindUP page and the Reading List for Key Stage 1 and Reading List for Key Stage 2 then go to lesson 11: Choosing Optimism. If you make a mistake, focus on what you are going to do next time rather than why you have failed.For example, if you’re stuck in traffic, at least you can to listen to your favourite music for longer When you come across a challenge or obstacle, focus on the benefits.
Start your day by saying three things that you are grateful for, even if it is something small.Please encourage your child to talk about the neuroplasticity of the brain and the benefits of thinking positively. Pupils will continue to deepen their understanding of optimism through MindUP lessons. Reminding children about the benefits of thinking optimistically, helps them to develop a positive and resilient attitude towards learning and life. This makes us feel relaxed, happy and also helps us to learn. When we think optimistically, the thinking and learning part of the brain (the pre-frontal cortex) focuses on being positive and hopeful, and our brain releases dopamine which is our feel-good neurotransmitter. This is because of neuroplasticity: the ability of our brain to change and develop. In fact, thinking optimistically is a skill we can all develop and the more we practise it, the better we become at it. We are not born optimistic or pessimistic. Optimism is a way of seeing life hopefully and having the expectation of success and wellbeing. With February coming to a close, classes continue to develop their understanding of the Core Value of Resilience and linked value of Optimism for Key Stage 2 pupils.īut what is the neuroscience behind optimistic thinking and can we really choose our attitude? Parent information & 2023 Ofsted Report.Specialist Provider Club Overview 2022/23.Year 6: A cultural and language experience in Burgundy.Year 5: Action and Adventure in the Isle of Wight.Year 3: Camp out, a night under the stars.Fielding Learning Challenge Curriculum (FLCC).Challenge 14 - Stars, Squats and Burpees.Challenge 13 - National School Sport Week.Year 5: What's so special about the USA?.Year 4: Are school lunches in France the same as ours?.Year 3: Why do so many people visit the Mediterranean for their holidays?.Year 2: Would you rather live in England or South Africa?.Year 1: How do children in India travel to school?.Quelle est la date de ton anniversaire?.Main school, teachers and teaching assistants.
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