A positivity poster to encourage thoughts of perspective and growth mindsets in your classroom.
Display this teaching resource encouraging thoughts on perspective and acknowledging those with different abilities.
“Perspective changes everything. A task might be simple from your point of view, but to others it may be an enormous challenge.”
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I have included this in my Homework Booklet for this Term for Naplan Week, just to remind my cherubs that they are all genius's in their own special way ;).
That's a lovely idea, Kate! I hope your students like the poster. Kind regards Jill