Growth Mindset Research Paper

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Changing peoples mind set to learn, grow, and respect each other despite color, religion or gender is what I would do if I had the power to change the world to a greater degree

Mindset.
It is an idea that can change the world on how people learn, achieve inner growth which leads to positive thinking and success. Mindset is a simple belief that shows the method how people manage situations, make decisions. Our thinking is molded in a way we are raised, our environment, culture, beliefs, schools we attended and what food we ate. We make decisions depending on fixed mind set or growth mindset and it determine the results
Mindset” is the name given by psychologist Carol Dweck to the idea that intelligence can develop, and that effort leads …show more content…

Students have to understand that being smart is not permanent , it can change. Students can get smarter or stupid depending on their determination, focus, and effort put in. a growth mindset can be taught
Stanford psychologist Carol Dweck argues that the difference between successful people and unsuccessful people is whether they think their intelligence can be developed or is fixed.
A person with a fixed mindset believes that his or her intelligence is static, while a person with a growth mindset believes that his or her intelligence can be developed. The latter group is thus more likely to embrace challenges, persist in the face of setbacks, and see effort as a natural path to being perfect. The difference between these two has big effect on motivation, productivity, and confidence; for success,
A growth mindset has a impact on business to produce results and is a determines successful . It is a critical factor separating high achieving students from those who struggle in the classroom, and is thus often discussed in the context of its applications for education. A growth mindset has been repeatedly identified as a robust predictor of academic success; it increases students’ motivation, grades, achievement, and test …show more content…

Small wins repeated over time can lead to a growth mindset and increased confidence. Students should be praised for their efforts and strategies not their intelligence. Praise for intelligence can undermine motivation and performance, as children praised for intelligence increasingly view intelligence as fixed or in born. When they fail they will feel it is the worst performance

Students
Students should know that being intelligent can change. It can get stronger or weaker depending on how much effort we are willing to apply Developing a growth mindset will take consistency over time. Students to Learning other than grades received. Although grades are important, the value of learning should be more important.
Classroom activities that involve students to work together and avoid competing or working alone. Students feel a sense of responsibility to the group to do their best, thus encouraging the development of a growth mindset

Books promoting growth mindset should be available starting in kindergarten. I have seen books like I do not give up, I keep trying and many more. These books will help students at a young age to think positively and have a growth mind set when they are still

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