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Growth mindset essentials

by Мария
1

What does the 'Not Yet' concept represent in Dweck's talk?

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What is the difference between growth and fixed mindsets?

3

When facing a hard problem with a growth mindset, what happens to the brain activity?

4

Which type of praise is recommended to foster growth?

5

What kind of game example rewarded 'yet' in the study?

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What might a fixed-mindset student do after a failure?

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What positive outcome was shown for growth mindset classrooms in underperforming groups?

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What basic right does Dweck associate with growth-focused environments?

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How did growth-mindset students react to slightly too hard problems?

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What percentile did a Harlem kindergarten reach on the National Achievement Test in one year?

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What does the phrase 'power of yet' suggest about learning?

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Signals progress and growth potential, not final ability.

Growth mindset = abilities develop with effort; fixed mindset = innate and unchangeable.

Engagement and processing errors lead to learning.

Process praise strengthens resilience and persistence.

Rewards the journey, not just immediate correctness.

Fixed mindset can lead to avoidance strategies.

Shifts in effort and meaning of work boosted performance.

Access to settings that encourage effort and development is essential.

They used errors as learning opportunities, not threats.

Rapid gains show growth mindset can boost under-resourced students.

Yet implies ongoing development and a path forward.

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