P1 End of Unit 3 Quiz

True or False: A person with a fixed mindset believes people are born with special talents and every person has different abilities and intelligence that cannot get better with time, persistence and effort.

• True

• False

True or False: A person with a growth mindset understands that certain people have special talents and that intelligence varies from person to person, but it’s also something that can be developed and increased with effort and hard work.

• True

• False

True or False: Each student has a specific learning style that cannot change and this is the only way you can learn. You are either a visual learner, tactile/kinesthetic learner, auditory learner, or reading/writing learner.

• True

• False

Which of the following suggestions are great tips for studying. Select all that apply.

• Make flash cards, adding drawings if that helps.

• Look for charts or graphs that go with the material

• Wait until the last minute to study for an exam.

• Study in an isolated spot where you will have fewer distractions

Which of the following images is an example of a mnemonic strategy for studying?

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A fixed mindset is limiting when you...

• Avoid challenges

• Give up easily

• Avoid new experiences with fear of failure

• All of the above

A growth mindset is freedom when you...

• Embrace challenges

• Accept criticism as a way to learn

• Persevere in the face of failures and setbacks

• All of the above

All of the following are great suggestions for studying except...

• Find someone to talk about the information with you

• Hold a question and answer session with yourself, answering out loud

• Multitasking while studying, including texting friends, watching TV, and listening to music all at the same time

• Study in shorter blocks to avoid distractions

"...the ability to analyze facts, generate and organize ideas, defend opinions, make comparisons, draw inferences, evaluate arguments and solve problems."

• Critical Thinking

• Creative Thinking

"...is the ability to think differently: to see a problem or issue from a new angle or perspective. To think outside the box."

• Critical Thinking

• Creative Thinking