Growth mindset at Croft School

Written on 03 May 2018. Posted in Laughology News

Dave Keeling was back on familiar thespian territory again when he was dispatched to Croft School on the outskirts of Shakespeare’s home manor, Stratford-upon-Avon...

The day was an introduction and exploration of the power of Growth Mindset for outstanding teams. Throughout the day the 80 attending staff gained a greater understanding of the concept of growth mindset, how it can be delivered/developed with children in the curriculum and how it can benefit the workplace.

Created on 03 May 2018.

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