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when faced with topics we don’t know much about, we can feel as though it is somehow a failure on our part or that it means that we aren’t clever or competent. We may feel overwhelmed or unmotivated

Psychologist Carol Dweck, who describes the fear of as a ‘fixed mindset’ (2006). However, Dweck’s work has shown that those negative feelings can be overcome by adopting what she calls a ‘growth mindset’. Having a growth mindset involves re-framing the way we think about our learning. Instead of thinking that we cannot understand something, Dweck advises that we tell ourselves that we simply do not understand it yet. This change in mindset allows us to consider the learning process as a journey, and reminds us that we are not expected to know or understand everything when we first come across it. Dweck’s work has shown that adopting a growth mindset can have a positive influence on motivation and achievement. As a result, many schools in the UK have adopted the growth mindset approach, and it can be just as useful for our own learning as adults as for children.

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Research shows that the best brain foods are the same ones that protect your #heart and blood vessels. https://t.co/g1tLj8PNk2 #HarvardHealth

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Foods linked to better brainpower - Harvard Health

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Just as there is no magic pill to prevent cognitive decline, no single almighty brain food can ensure a sharp brain as you age. Nutritionists emphasize that the most important strategy is to follow a healthy dietary pattern that includes a lot of fruits, vegetables, legumes, and whole grains. Try ...

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Research shows that the best brain foods are the same ones that protect your #heart and blood vessels. https://t.co/g1tLj8PNk2 #HarvardHealth https://t.co/91Gdi5A8DZ

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Research shows that the best brain foods are the same ones that protect your #heart and blood vessels. https://t.co/g1tLj8PNk2 #HarvardHealth pic.twitter.com/91Gdi5A8DZ
— Harvard Health (@HarvardHealth) April 23, 2022

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Foods linked to better brainpower - Harvard Health

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Foods linked to better brainpower - Harvard Health

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How to Make a Story in Scratch | Tutorial

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Nature and nurture!!

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The storm will pass, Do good and you'll get it back one day

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The storm will pass, Do good and you'll get it back one day

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love your self, treat your self, value your self, appreciate your self, smile, be positive.
The question is; what are you going to lose?

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when faced with topics we don’t know much about, we can feel as though it is somehow a failure on our part or that it means that we aren’t clever or competent. We may feel overwhelmed or unmotivated

Psychologist Carol Dweck, who describes the fear of as a ‘fixed mindset’ (2006). However, Dweck’s work has shown that those negative feelings can be overcome by adopting what she calls a ‘growth mindset’. Having a growth mindset involves re-framing the way we think about our learning. Instead of thinking that we cannot understand something, Dweck advises that we tell ourselves that we simply do not understand it yet. This change in mindset allows us to consider the learning process as a journey, and reminds us that we are not expected to know or understand everything when we first come across it. Dweck’s work has shown that adopting a growth mindset can have a positive influence on motivation and achievement. As a result, many schools in the UK have adopted the growth mindset approach, and it can be just as useful for our own learning as adults as for children.