π The 'not yet' grading system helps students understand that they are on a learning curve.
π‘ Children with a growth mindset embrace challenges and believe their abilities can be developed.
π§ Students with a fixed mindset view challenges as tragic and believe in fixed intelligence.
π Many students have a fixed mindset and are afraid of failure.
π§ Students with a growth mindset embrace challenges and learn from their mistakes.
πΆ The importance of raising children with a growth mindset.
π Kids should be encouraged to dream big rather than just focus on getting good grades.
π Constant validation and awards can hinder the development of resilience and perseverance in young workers.
π¨βπ©βπ§βπ¦ Praising the process and effort of kids rather than their intelligence or talent can help them become Hardy and resilient.
β Students were rewarded for effort, strategy, and progress in a math game.
π‘ By teaching students a growth mindset, their grades improved during a difficult school transition.
π§ Teaching students that their brain can form new connections and get smarter with effort.
π Equality in education is crucial, as there are groups of underperforming students who have struggled for a long time.
π Creating growth mindset classrooms can lead to significant improvements in student performance.
π Examples of success include a kindergarten class in Harlem scoring in the 95th percentile on national achievement tests.
π Effort and difficulty are essential for growth and learning.
π Transforming the meaning of effort and difficulty can lead to significant improvement in various areas of life.
π Putting solid scientific research into practice can result in personal growth and positive change.
π± Believing in the power of personal growth is a fundamental human right for all children.
π Children deserve to live in environments that foster growth and provide opportunities for development.