Growth Mindset Kahoot

Your mind is most like a

• muscle that grows with exercise.

• published book that always stays the same.

• an organ of soft nervous tissue contained in the skull of vertebrates, functioning as the coordinating centre of sensation and intellectual and nervous activity

• lawn that you need to mow when it gets too long.

"When you have the attitude, that _________ - whether it's offense or defense - you're going to win a lot of games."

• mindset

• skill

• power

• drive

_______ is __________, the ____ itself says

"I'm ________!"💀

The opposite of grower is:

• possitive self talk

• sleeper

• thinker

• tender

draw an activity that can improve your mindset

Why is having a growth mindset important?

• Having a growth mindset can help individuals adapt to changing circumstances and challenges.

• Having a growth mindset can lead to unrealistic expectations and disappointment.

• Having a growth mindset can result in a fear of failure and reluctance to take risks.

• Having a growth mindset can lead to a lack of motivation and perseverance.

Who created the term "Growth Mindset"

• Nate Higers

• Carol Dweck

• Darol Cweck

• Andrew Tate

Which ones can help you biuld a growth mindset

• Sticking to a fixed routine and avoiding new experiences.

• Believing that talent and intelligence are fixed traits that cannot be developed.

• Embracing challenges and viewing failures as learning opportunities.

• Avoiding feedback and criticism to maintain a positive self-image.

Which of the following statements describes a growth mindset?

• "I'm just not good at math, and there's nothing I can do to change that."

• "If I work hard and practice, I can improve my math skills."

• "If I work hard and practice, I can improve my math skills."

• "Math is too hard for me, so I'll just avoid it as much as possible."

How does having a growth mindset affect how someone responds to failure?

• They view failure as a sign of their inherent lack of ability.

• They believe that failure is just a temporary setback and an opportunity to learn.

• They never experience failure, as they are always successful.

• They feel embarrassed and ashamed when they fail, and try to hide their mistakes.