Kelli Boyers
Kelli Boyers Director of Curriculum and Learning As the Director of Curriculum and Learning at 7 Mindsets, Kelli Boyers ...
Kelli Boyers Director of Curriculum and Learning As the Director of Curriculum and Learning at 7 Mindsets, Kelli Boyers ...
Anthony Alviz Senior Development Manager Anthony Alviz is a technology leader with over a decade of experience designing and ...
Judi Vargas-Prada is a seasoned leader with over 15 years of experience supporting senior executives, managing complex initiatives, and driving impact within education and EdTech organizations.
In one of the nation’s largest school districts, Hillsborough County Public Schools is transforming student outcomes by prioritizing resiliency, character, and life skills. Through a district-wide partnership with 7 Mindsets, HCPS has created a unified culture that supports both student success and educator well-being. Since launching the initiative in 2020, schools have seen measurable improvements in academics, attendance, behavior, and overall school climate, demonstrating the power of mindset-based learning at scale.
In this powerful and timely interview from Authority Magazine’s “Beating Burnout” series, 7 Mindsets founder and CEO Scott Shickler ...
Kimberly Junge Director of Strategic Marketing and Business Development Kimberly Junge is the Director of Strategic ...
In a recent episode of the EdTech Leaders podcast, 7 Mindsets founder and CEO Scott Shickler joins podcast host Oliver Lief to share the process of creating the 7 Mindsets and what it's been like instilling the lessons in people—from preschoolers to adults. Scott discusses the root causes of success, happiness, and fulfillment.
Raising successful children isn’t about strict rules or perfect parenting — it’s about small, consistent habits that build confidence, resilience, and curiosity. Psychologists reveal ten research-backed practices that help parents nurture their kids’ independence, emotional intelligence, and motivation to thrive.
In a recent interview, child psychologist Dr. Byron McClure shares practical insights for parents on recognizing early signs of emotional distress in their children. From subtle behavior shifts to a seemingly calm facade, Dr. McClure emphasizes the importance of staying present, asking direct questions, and seeking support beyond therapy. He also highlights how signs of distress differ between younger children and teens, stressing a proactive, strength-based approach for supporting Black youth mental health. Dr. McClure’s advice offers parents the tools to act before distress escalates into a crisis.
In his District Administration article, Dr. Byron McClure explores how student mindsets drive engagement and achievement. He calls on districts to go beyond content delivery and create a mindset-focused culture rooted in consistent language, reflection, and systemwide alignment.