Recognize that there is more than one path to success.
Grades PreK-2: I can use a strategy, test it out and try something new if it doesn’t work.
Grades 3-5: I can consider various strategies and then choose which one works best for me.
Grades 6-8: I can implement different pathways to success and recognize the pros and cons of each.
Grades 9-12: I can evaluate different approaches and justify the best pathway to success.
Reflect on prior experiences to recall successful pathways and strategies.
Grades PreK-2: I can think about what worked for me or others and try it again.
Grades 3-5: I can reflect on my learning and the learning of others to help me choose a successful strategy.
Grades 6-8: I can identify past successful strategies and apply them independently.
Grades 9-12: I can assess my past successes and mistakes to change my approach.
Cope with unanticipated changes and maintain a productive attitude.
Grades PreK-2: I can understand that things won't always go my way.
Grades 3-5: I can acknowledge a change, identify my thoughts and feelings, and create a plan.
Grades 6-8: I can accept my mistakes in social and academic settings while learning to grow from them.
Grades 9-12: I can adjust my expectations and behaviors to succeed in a changing and unpredictable environment.
Remain open to continuous learning and thinking flexibly.
Grades PreK-2: I can listen to others and participate as I learn and grow.
Grades 3-5: I can be open to other ideas to grow my thinking.
Grades 6-8: I can seek opportunities to learn more and continue to push my thinking.
Grades 9-12: I can create opportunities to extend my learning by remaining open-minded in any situation.