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Growth Mindset: Sharing the Growth Mindset with a Friend

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I explained the growth mindset to my lab partner who was convinced that she couldn't do well in the class because she naturally wasn't good at science or good at taking tests. She was especially down in the dumps after we got our exam grades back. I explained that it is more helpful to have a growth mindset because she was doing well when we did discussions in class but she wasn't relaying her information well through the test. I told her that it was more important that she was learning the material rather than trying to get that perfect score on the exam. I also told her that she can learn to be a better test taker too through different strategies that she can try. She hadn't heard of growth mindset before so it was new to her when I tried to explain it to her.  Sharing Ideas: Freepik

Growth Mindset: Genius is..

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Genius is.... 20% Persistence 15% Creativity 10% Mistakes 20% Motivation 15% Reflection 20% Endurance  Definition of Genius: Graphic made on Canva by Rosa Tran

Growth Mindset: Pinterest Cats

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I chose this graphic because it perfectly describes me. I love trying new things and learning to skills. Exploring is my favorite thing to do! Trying new things:  Growth Mindset Resources I really like this graphic because sometimes when you run into an obstacle and you get pushed back, you start to forget why you were trying so hard in the first place so it helps to take a step back and imagine your goal. Looking at the bigger picture:  Growth Mindset Resources

Growth Mindset: Growth Mindset Cats

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I really like this graphic because I have always tried harder until I surpassed my goals so that I would not have any regrets.  Determination: Growth Mindset Cat I chose this graphic because I have always been an independent person who refused to ask the professor for help or anyone. I would persist until I figured it out on my own, no matter how long it took but then I realized that I need to learn to depend on others sometimes.    It's okay to ask for help: Growth Mindset Cat I like this growth mindset cat because it reminds me that even if I run into an obstacle, I can't just give up and stay in one place. I have to overcome the obstacle or learn to move 2 steps forward when life pushes me one step back. Persistence: Growth Mindset Cat

Growth Mindset: Making a Motto

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This motto means a lot to me because I have been through quite a few obstacles this year and persisting through with the right mindset has gotten me past all of these obstacles. I just have to take a breath and push myself forward to take the challenge even when life sets me back.  Motivational Motto: Made on Canva by Rosa Tran

Growth Mindset: Mistake Acronym

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I made this acronym because I am often very scared to make a mistake. Whenever a professor asks the class a question, I hesitate to answer because I'm afraid of being wrong. However, I have learned that I learn best from my mistakes and they motivate me to work even harder.  Growth mindset acronym: Made by Rosa Tran on Canva

Growth Mindset

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I have heard of the growth mindset before from my AP psychology class in high school but I don’t remember learning about Carol Dweck. I really like the growth mindset and believe in it whole heartedly. There are some moments when I have a fixed mindset because my parents have always driven me to make perfect scores no matter what and I get stressed out and so focused on trying to get that perfect score that I cram and don’t actually truly learn the material. My biggest challenge when it comes to learning new things is how others perceive me. I work really hard and have always put a lot on my plate, for example: taking more credit hours because I wanted to challenge myself and be able to handle more. However, others seemed to care more about my grades than I do. People would make bets on my test scores or make comments like “Oh, of course Rosa made a 100 on that test, why bother asking” so then I would feel worse when I didn’t. I would love to learn more about the growth mindset thr...