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In his article "He goes on to distinguish the difference between " Growth Mindset: Clearing up Some Common Confusions", author Eduardo Briceno summarizes five common growth mindset confusions:

1. What a growth mindset is

2. To foster a growth mindset, simply praise children for working hard

3. Growth mindset is about changing young people -- not adults

4. All that matters is what's in the mind

5. Improvement is all about changing beliefs and not doing anything else (Briceno, 2015).

stretch mistakes", "sloppy mistakes", aha-moment mistakes" and "high-stakes mistakes" -- used to combat oversimplifying all mistakes as being "good" and confusing learners in the article "A growth mindset about mistakes" (2018).

Stretch Mistakes: Happen when current abilities are being stretched and expanded. These mistakes are positive mistakes. When stretch mistakes occur, reflection is needed to identify what can be learned, then adjust our approach to practice until the new level of ability is mastered.

Aha-Moment Mistakes: Happen the intended action is achieved, but then realize that it was a mistake because of some knowledge that was lacking and is now becoming apparent. Examples include: lack of content knowledge, more nuance that initially realized, incorrect assumptions, systematic mistakes and mis-remembering. These mistakes come from being reflective.

Sloppy Mistakes: Happen when completing something already known, but is done incorrectly because of loss of concentration. These mistakes signal an opportunity to enhance focus, processes, environment, and/or habits.

High-Stakes Mistakes: Involve putting the best foot forward, trying to perform to the best of abilities. These mistakes involve trying something that is beyond what is already known and seeing how it works -- but also recognizing that it may impact performance either positively or negatively. Learning comes afterwards by reflecting and discussing how things went, what could be done differently, and how practice could be adjusted (Briceno, 2018).

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In an interview with The Atlantic (2016) , Dweck explained to reporter Christine Gross-Loh all the ways she sees growth mindset being misappropriated. She says often teachers and parents aren't...

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