Growth Mindset Review

When you don't 'get' math, 

• It's probably because your parents weren't 'math people', either.

• maybe your brain just isn't wired for it.

• it's due to the way the teacher presented it.

• just add 'yet' on the end of that sentence!

The goal of a Growth Mind Set is to 

• look smart

• not have to try

• learn

• not make mistakes

Your brain grows the most when you 
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• do easy things

• make a mistake

• sleep

• give up too soon

When something is difficult?

• it's a sign that you aren't QUITE smart enough.

• It means that you have a learning disability.

• the topic is beyond your abilities.

• You are growing.

Which are true about Growth Mindset? Select all that apply.

• Skills improve with practice.

• Failure can teach you something useful for the future.

• Most successful people have failed at things they've tried.

• The best way to improve at something is to practice it.

Which statements match someone with a GROWTH mindset?

• I'm just not good at this.

• I am going to get better at this little by little.

• I'm the best at this.

• Which part of this could I improve on right now?

• A challenge is a chance to learn.

Lambert goes from fixed to growth mindset when...

• ...he realizes that he can be himself and still have value to the flock.

• ...he gives up on ever becoming a leader of any kind.

It is okay to make a mistake as long as you learn from it.

• true

• false

Mistakes are just a step along the way to building something great.

• true

• false

Which of the following best describes a 'growth mindset'?

• Believing intelligence is fixed

• Avoiding challenges to prevent failure

• Embracing challenges as opportunities to learn

• Thinking effort is pointless