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"If we only did things that were easy, we wouldn't be actually learning anything. We'd just be practicing things we already knew." -David Dockterman

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"There is a difference between not knowing and not knowing yet." -Sheila Tobias

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In a fixed mindset people believe that their traits, talent, qualities and intelligence are fixed, or already given to them.

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"I try my best and don't give up even when it is challenging."

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"I try my best and don't give up even when it is challenging."

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"My effort and attitude make all the difference"

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"I can learn anything I want to."

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"Mistakes help me learn."

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By praising effort over intelligence it raises the amount of problems that can be solved according to Dweck's research

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Growth Mindset effectively impacts the math GPA's of students according to Dweck's research

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The theory of growth mindset was coined by Carol Dweck over 30 years ago.

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people believe that their most basic abilities can be developed through dedication and hard work—brains and talent are just the starting point.

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Video using class dojo that can be shown to students

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Growth Mindset (1 of 5) | Social Emotional Learning for kids