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He said that the best thing that ever happened to him was losing, because it wasn’t as confusing.

People who thought they had a fixed mindsets grades didn’t change, while people who thought they had growth mindsets changed

I chose these two because I thought they were interesting and they go with my beliefs on this topic. The speaker basically strengthened my opinions

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A fixed mindset is where people did good at something so they don't think that they need to change and grow.

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A fixed mindset is where people did good at something so they don't think that they need to change and grow.

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A fixed mindset is when you believe you are a failure so you are closed off to the idea of success, and because of that you will not succeed.

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Fixed mindset refers to a mindset were people believe that they cant grow and that is what intern happens

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Fixed mindset is where you think that people are just a natural at something and that they didn't really have to try to be good at doing certain things

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A growth mindset is knowing there is a possibility of failure or success and being open to learning and trying new things.

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You aren't thinking of how you can get better. You probably think you're already good enough.

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A fixed mindset is a mindset in which a person thinks they cannot change the abilities they have and that they can't learn how to do the things they have failed at.

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A growth mindset is where people do good at something and they think  "oh I can do better" so they challenge themselves so that they can get better.

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A growth mindset is where people do good at something and they think  "oh I can do better" so they challenge themselves so that they can get better.

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You believe that you can not grow and your ability to do things and succeed is determined the minute you are born and you can not expand your skill.

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Growth mindset is a mindset where people believe that they can succeed and that is what intern happens

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Fixed mindset is like someone not able to branch out and do new things because they believe that they are unable to do so.

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A fixed mindset is one that does not grow but instead stays in its current state.

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A fixed mindset is when you don't try to improve because you think are good enough where you're at

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A fixed mindset is when you don't try to improve because you think are good enough where you're at

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Growth Mindset is looking at your performance during the task and what you did wrong/right and then learning from it.

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What I took away from the video was that people with a fixed mindset are the people who want everyone to think they are intelligent. However they only seem to be smart because they take and easier path rather that a rigorous course.

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You're thinking of how you can get better and what you can do to get better. You actually try even when you think it's good enough.

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Growth mindset is where you believe that people grow and learn through trying. That if they try their best they can learn and improve.

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A fixed mindset is a type of personality trait which likes receiving praise for completing something and likes doing something easy 

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A fixed mindset is a type of personality trait which likes receiving praise for completing something and likes doing something easy 

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A growth mindset is when you believe that you can grow more intelligent from trying hard or doing something new. 

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A growth mindset is when you believe that you can grow more intelligent from trying hard or doing something new. 

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People with fixed mindsets believe that their intelligence is limited or they only have certain fixed qualities.

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a growth mindset is when you try and improve no matter how good you are at something 

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a growth mindset is when you try and improve no matter how good you are at something 

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Being able to add more to your potential and challenge your self further.

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A fixed mindset is when you think that you can't be better that your brain cant grow. That your just suck like that.

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A growth mindset is a mindset which likes challenging itself

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A growth mindset is a mindset which likes challenging itself

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A fixed mindset is when you believe that no matter how hard you try at something you wont get better at it and believing that intelligence is something your born with and not taught.

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a fix mindset is someone who believes that they are "stupid" because they don't understand something instead of trying to see if they can grow trying to do it. 

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a fix mindset is someone who believes that they are "stupid" because they don't understand something instead of trying to see if they can grow trying to do it. 

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A fixed mindset is when you think that you are either really good at something or you aren't. So you don't try to get better because you think that's as good as you can do.

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Fixed Mindset is where you believe that when you do good at something you don't need to improve and when you do bad at something you can't improve.

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You believe that you can expand your skills. You are willing to try new things and possibly fail but you know that the more you practice, the better you get over time. You accept challenges when faced with them.

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A growth mindset is thinking that qualities can be developed and that failure is okay and helps you grow

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Fixed mindset is where people believe that you cannot grow. Intelligence or ability is something you are born with you can't develop it

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A fixed mindset is believing that you have to be naturally good at something. For example, if you try at something, but fail at it, you don't need to try again, and it just means you aren't good at it.

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When the guy said that  some of the intelligent people from the past were told they weren't going to amount to much but they learned and grew and became better. Another thing I liked was that if we change the way we tell people they did a good job can change so much with how their brain thinks.

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When the guy said that  some of the intelligent people from the past were told they weren't going to amount to much but they learned and grew and became better. Another thing I liked was that if we change the way we tell people they did a good job can change so much with how their brain thinks.

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The facts that stood out to me are when he showed the data of the students who showed a growth mindset did better in class and tests over the year while kids with fixed mindsets didn't do so well and went down.  This shows that we can grow in intelligence and to keep challenging ourselves.

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A growth mindset is when you believe there is room for growth and challenge yourself to do better.

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One thing that stood out to me was the study referenced in the talk. I find it interesting how your ability to grow is determined by whether or not you think you're capable of it. I also found the idea of growing by challenging oneself to be fascinating, and something that I did not know previously. I agreed with the speaker for the most part, but I learned a few new things about the human mind that reinforced those opinions.

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Fixed Mindset: When one catogorizes people into the catagories based on how smart they are. Those with a fixed mindset believe (subconsciously or conscciously) you cannot move from group to group. They also tend to have weak resiliance.

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The speaker helped strengthen my opinion. He said that people did better when they knew they could learn more instead of staying the same space all the time. 

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The speaker helped strengthen my opinion. He said that people did better when they knew they could learn more instead of staying the same space all the time. 

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A growth mindset is a mindset in which a person thinks they can learn new things even if they have failed before.

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A growth mindset is knowing that you can strive for more and achieve greater things. Regardless of if you fail the first time you do it.

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Growth mindset is an individual being able to hear what other say they can improve on and work it. Without feeling discouraged about yourself but working and improving. Also by one pushing yourself to take on new challenges!!

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Growth Mindset is when you want to succeed when you want your brain to grow. You believe that you can become someone better.

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The video showed me that people with a growth mindset are the individuals who challenge themselves. These are the people that fail but from there failure they grow and become a lot more intelligent.

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The first thing that stood out to me was that they told the kids 2 different sentences and that's all took for the kids to fail and the other kids to succeed. The second thing that stood out to me was that it's crazy how your mindset can affect your whole life

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The first thing that stood out to me was that they told the kids 2 different sentences and that's all took for the kids to fail and the other kids to succeed. The second thing that stood out to me was that it's crazy how your mindset can affect your whole life

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Growth mindset is where people believe that you can grow. intelligence and or ability is something you can grow and develop.

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A fixed mindset is where they think that they are the smartest in class but then they aren't smart in class than the other person. 

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A fixed mindset is where they think that they are the smartest in class but then they aren't smart in class than the other person. 

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The speaker simply strengthen my opinion because intelligence is not something that just one person can have, anyone can develop it and grow.

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A growth mindset is believing that you can learn new skills, and don't have to be able to accomplish something the first time you try it.

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One argument that i found interesting in the video was the people who have a fixed mindset are more worried about what people think about them, whereas the people with a growth mindset are more worried about their education. This stood out to me because i never knew that before an that made so much sense. Piggybacking off of that I liked when he talked about the puzzle experiment and showed that the kids that got fixed mind set praise scored lower and were 3 times more likely to lie about the scores then the growth mindset praised kids. I likes this because it shows just how much having a fixed mindset can hurt you and how growth mindsets can help you

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A fixed mindset is when you aren't really open to trying to change the way you think because you either already think you're smart enough or because you don't think you can do any better.

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A fixed mindset is when you aren't really open to trying to change the way you think because you either already think you're smart enough or because you don't think you can do any better.

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A fixed mindset it when you think your good at something and think that there is no longer room for improvment.

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One fact that really stood out to me is the kids performance on the puzzles. Just one sentence made them more likely to lie and not improve. Another thing that stood out to me was that the chess player said that the best thing to ever happen to him was losing a tournament because it made him realize that he has to learn from failure. The fact stood out to me because it is fascinating how one sentence can change the entire scores of the children. The other fact interests me because I believe failure is a good thing, as long as you learn from it. The speaker strengthened my opinions.

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One point that I liked that he made is when he talked about the puzzle and students. The students who think they know how to do something naturally will struggle with failure because they think they are supposed to be good, which I have noticed through my own experience. I also like that he pointed out that people with growth mindsets are more willing to try and fail instead of just take the easy way. The speaker made me more open minded about growth vs fixed mindset. I feel like he strengthened my opinion on growth mindsets and realize more what a fixed mindset is. It is one of those things that you don't really think about very often.

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I found it interesting how some people think that you are just born naturally smart. Since you have to work hard to be good at something. So it's a similar concept with your brain, except that you decide whether to have a growth or fixed mindset.

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The idea that you can grow your brain and increase your intelligence.

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A growth midset is when you do good at something you still see you have more improvements to make to get better at it.

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Fixed mindset is just thinking that you can try hard but wont learn no more and wont try 

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Fixed mindset is just thinking that you can try hard but wont learn no more and wont try 

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The speaker was talking about a survey thing that they did where they either gave a kid a fixed mindset compliment or a growth mindset compliment. And the kids that were given a fixed mindset compliment picked to do an easier puzzle while the growth mindset kids picked to do a harder challenge. And after receiving their scores, the majority of the fixed mindset kids lied about what score they got when the growth mindset kids were more honest. The speaker definitely strengthened my understanding of a growth and fixed mindsets.

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He said that even though some kids were told that were smart a percentage of them still wanted to challenge themselves further but that same things go for the others that were told they were growing, when some were told that they still choose the easy route so that means its still about choice and not all just being told your growing or your smart its also about your choice to grow or stay the same.

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A fact that stood out to me was the tests that they did on the children. Telling one group of children that they must be very smart because they completed the puzzle and telling the other group of children that they must have tried very hard. When the children were asked again to choose a puzzle the first group chose the easy one and the second group chose a harder puzzle. The speaker strengthen my opinion that intelligence is not something you are born with but taught.

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I think that telling students or kids that they put in effort and they did a good work is better that telling then that they got a good grade or something.

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A growth mindset is when you are open to learning from your mistakes and seeing what you did wrong and trying again. 

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A growth mindset is when you are open to learning from your mistakes and seeing what you did wrong and trying again. 

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Something that stood out to me is the way he talked about how some students were praised for the work they done and saying how smart they are. Which i think left some of the other students to feel like they didn't do such a great job. Another thing was how the students that received feedback on how to improve they were able to improve themselves. The speaker has strengthen my opinions on how intelligence can be developed over time rather than just a natural born talent.

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Growth mindset is were you believe and you can succeed in what you have learned 

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Growth mindset is were you believe and you can succeed in what you have learned 

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What stood out to me from the video was when he mentioned people who did has fixed midsets didnt want to change anything and people who had growth midset always found a way to change things.

The speaker strengthen my opinion because i do belive people can be born intelliegent and others can develop it.

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The main point i took away from the video is that growth mindsets help you more in the long run than going through life with a fixed mindset. The video taught me that the more we challenge ourselves the smarter we will get. The video changed my opinion on if people are born intelligent.

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The first point that stuck out to me was that, when it comes to growth mindset, people are focused on the process. I loved that and it caught my attention because, it reminds me that it's all about the process and progress, the failures to achieve the successes, that really matter. The second things that stood out to me was how, what we say and how we praise, matters. The right phrase can build a growth mindset, but the wrong phrase can lock someone into a fixed mindset. It just stood out to me because I didn't realize how simple and small things like that can really affect people's minds.

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The belief that you are born with a certain level of intelligence that cannot be altered.

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Growth Mindset: When one does not veiw a fasle answer as failure. They take constructive criticism well and will use it to grow.
"I have not failed. I have just found 10,000 ways that won't work." -Thomas A. Edison

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Two things that stood out to me were the studies conducted. I found it surprising that for the puzzle study, the students who got comments for a fixed mindset didn't want to take on the harder puzzle. I thought that they would have more confidence in themselves to take on the challenge. The first study that showed how the students progressed over the year after sharing their opinion also stood out to me. I found it interesting that the students with a fixed mindset overall progress declined. The speaker did not change my mind about intelligence it actually reinforced my opinion. I have always believed that you can learn new things and that it is okay to fail when first starting out.

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The growth mindset is where they challenge their selves to become smart or successful so if they challenge their selves then they will be successful and smart in real life. 

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The growth mindset is where they challenge their selves to become smart or successful so if they challenge their selves then they will be successful and smart in real life. 

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One thing from the last video that stood out to me were how different test results were from kids given replies of different mindsets. This stood out to me because I didn't know how much a mindset could differentiate how you learned and how you responded to certain things. Another thing that stood out to me was how much more people learn and do just because they are thinking a different way. This stood out to me because I had never heard it before.

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Something that stood out to me was when they said that if you think you're capable of something, then you're able to achieve it. Another thing that stood out to me was when they talked about the mindsets and explained how the students being told certain sentences affected how their results came out. The videos overall strengthened my opinion.

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A growth mindset is when people notice there mistakes or what they can do better to improve it. They have this mindset that makes them be open about new things

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Fixed mindset is a type of mindset that tends to tell people they are born intelligent and makes it so people are more focused on their final results rather than the journey of actually learning how to do something.

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it didn't change the way i thought about intelligence but he did give me some new ideas of it. Like the you think can really change your mind. He said that kids with a fixed mindset did bad at school and the other kids that had a growth mindset did better.

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Growth mindset is more like the type of mindset people have when they focus more on learning something and improving slowly by seeing how much they struggle. People with growth mindsets also prefer getting rewarded for doing their best despite struggling along the way in order to preform the way they did when they were put to the test.

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Fix mindeset is when people see that they did a mistake and they think they cant succeed so they chose that mindset and they arent open minded about success.

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Two points that stood out to me the most were that people with fixed mindsets prefer to get graded and focus more on their results and people with growth mindsets tend to focus more on how much they can improve despite what their results were. The reason I choose these two facts was because I know a lot of people who have both of these qualities when it comes to completing work and doing well on tests. In addition the speaker simply strengthened my opinion on intelligence when he pointed out these two facts.

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Thinking you are special is a trap. I really liked how the person explained that and loved that I had a story to go along with it. It made it more impactful and inspiring.

I thought it was interesting that they included a report on the scores in the study. It was supprizing that there was that large of a gap between the amout of lies between each group. I find it quite sad.