WorksheetsGrowth Mindset and Achieving Your Dreams
Total questions: 2
Worksheet time: 22mins
1-10.
Answer the questions below after watching the video
What did the speaker want to be as a child?
A painter and a scientist
An astronaut and a chef
A teacher and a musician
A doctor, lawyer, and president
What causes people to start doubting their childhood dreams?
Learning about different careers
Reading books
Watching television
Playing video games
What is a fixed mindset?
Belief that skills can grow with practice
Belief that talents are innate and unchangeable
Belief that learning is unnecessary
Belief in unlimited potential
According to a fixed mindset, how are talents acquired?
Through education
By watching others
At birth
Through hard work
What does a growth mindset believe?
Abilities are fixed at birth
New abilities can be developed with practice
Success is based on luck
Effort is not important
How can someone improve their skills according to growth mindset?
By wishing for it
Through practice and effort
By ignoring their weaknesses
Skills cannot be improved
What will the next videos in the series discuss?
Different types of intelligence
Historical figures with growth mindset
More about fixed mindset
Scientific evidence on learning and brain growth
What mindset does the speaker encourage the audience to adopt?
A mindset of doubt
A mindset of indifference
Growth mindset
Fixed mindset
What is the key to achieving your dreams, according to the video?
Adopting a growth mindset
Being born talented
Knowing the right people
Having a lot of money
Why is it important to learn from failure?
To improve and try again
To avoid future failures
It is not important
To make others happy
11-15.
Answer the questions below after watching the video
What does a fixed mindset believe?
Everyone has the same abilities and potential.
Learning new skills is easy if you try hard enough.
You are born with certain skills, and they cannot change.
Skills and abilities can grow with time and effort.
What is neuroplasticity?
A belief that the brain cannot change.
A fixed mindset about neurological studies.
The brain's ability to change and adapt through learning.
A type of plastic used in neuroscience.
How can practicing something difficult affect your brain?
It has no effect on the brain.
It only improves memory, not skills.
It makes the brain tired and less effective.
The brain physically changes to become better at it.
What is an example used to explain neuroplasticity?
Studying for a math test.
Playing a difficult level on Mario Deluxe U.
Learning to play chess.
Memorizing the capitals of countries.
What should you tell yourself when you're struggling with a subject?
It's okay to give up if it's too hard.
Some people are not meant to learn certain things.
I don't understand this yet, but I can learn with time and effort.
I'm just not good at this and never will be.
