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WorksheetsGrowth Mindset Kahoot
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 8mins
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 ________!"💀
(a)
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.
Which of the following statements is an example of a fixed mindset?
"I can learn new things and develop my skills with effort and persistence."
"My intelligence is fixed and can't be changed, so there's no point in trying to improve."
"I'm not good at this yet, but with practice and hard work, I can get better."
"Success comes easily to me because I'm naturally gifted and talented."
Which of the following is a key characteristic of a growth mindset?
Believing that intelligence and ability are fixed and unchangeable.
Avoiding challenges and sticking to what is comfortable and familiar.
Embracing challenges and seeing them as opportunities for growth and learning.
Giving up easily and quickly when faced with obstacles or difficulties.
Which of the following statements is an example of a growth mindset?
"I'm just not a creative person, so I can't come up with any good ideas."
"I don't know how to do this yet, but I'm willing to learn and ask for help."
"I'm not good at public speaking, and I never will be."
"I'm naturally talented at this, so I don't need to put in much effort or practice."
Draw a picture that represents the difference between a growth mindset and a fixed mindset.
Draw a picture of a time when you faced a challenge and had a growth mindset.
Developing a growth mindset requires a willingness to (a) mistakes and failures as opportunities for improvement and learning, rather than as signs of inadequacy.
The belief that one's abilities and intelligence are fixed can lead to a fear of (a) , as failure is seen as a reflection of one's inherent lack of ability.
who created the term "Growth Mindset"
Nate Higers
Carol Dweck
Darol Cweck
Andrew Tate
According to psychologist Angela Duckworth, which of the following traits is most closely associated with a growth mindset?
Talent
Intelligence
Grit
Creativity
According to psychologist Carol Dweck, what is the difference between a fixed mindset and a growth mindset?
A fixed mindset believes that abilities are innate and cannot be changed, while a growth mindset believes that abilities can be developed through hard work and dedication.
A fixed mindset believes that intelligence is fixed and cannot be improved, while a growth mindset believes that intelligence can be developed through learning and experience.
A fixed mindset believes that success is determined by luck and circumstance, while a growth mindset believes that success is the result of effort and perseverance.
A fixed mindset believes that failure is inevitable and should be avoided, while a growth mindset believes that failure is a necessary part of the learning process.
