H3 - Fixed & growth mindset

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Fixed or growth mindset?

Fixed vs growth mindset

Fixed Mindset: 

I’m either good at something or I’m not.

Growth Mindset: 

I can improve my skills with effort and practice.

Fixed Mindset: 

When people give me feedback, it feels like criticism.

Growth Mindset: 

I appreciate when people give me feedback. It helps me learn and grow.

Fixed Mindset: 

I’m just not good at math.

Growth Mindset: 

Math is challenging for me, but I know I can improve.

Fixed Mindset: 

I’m too shy to speak in front of the class.

Growth Mindset: 

Fixed Mindset: 

I’m too shy to speak in front of the class.

Growth Mindset: 

With practice, I can become more confident and improve my public speaking skills.

Fixed Mindset: 

I’m already a really good writer. I don’t need to get any better.

Growth Mindset: 

Fixed Mindset: 

I’m already a really good writer. I don’t need to get any better.

Growth Mindset: 

There’s always room for improvement.

Fixed Mindset: 

Other people’s successes make me feel bad about myself.

Growth Mindset: 

Fixed Mindset: 

Other people’s successes make me feel bad about myself.

Growth Mindset: 

Other people’s successes encourage and inspire me. They show me what is possible.

Fixed Mindset: 

Successful people are lucky/talented and have never experienced failure.

Growth Mindset: 

Fixed Mindset: 

Successful people are lucky/talented and have never experienced failure.

Growth Mindset: 

Failure is part of success. Most successful people have failed many times, but they succeeded because they didn’t quit.

Text: Famous fails