The Power of Yet - Dweck

What does the grade 'Not Yet' signify in the context of learning?

• The student is on a learning curve and can improve.

• The student has failed permanently.

• The student lacks the ability to learn the subject.

• The student should give up trying.

What is a key characteristic of a growth mindset?

• Avoiding challenges

• Seeing effort as fruitless

• Believing abilities can be developed

• Feeling intelligence is static

How do students with a fixed mindset typically react to failure?

• By increasing their effort in learning

• By cheating or finding someone who did worse

• By seeking challenges to improve

• By engaging deeply with the error

What brain activity is observed in students with a growth mindset when they encounter an error?

• Minimal activity

• Deep engagement and learning from the error

• Disengagement from the task

• No difference from before encountering the error

What should be praised according to the speaker to foster a growth mindset?

• Effort, strategies, and improvement

• Avoiding difficult tasks

• Results only

• Intelligence and talent

How did a new online math game contribute to fostering a growth mindset?

• By rewarding quick answers

• By rewarding effort, strategy, and progress

• By penalizing wrong answers

• By focusing on intelligence

What was the outcome for students taught about the growth mindset in the study mentioned?

• They became less interested in learning

• No change in their academic performance

• Their grades continued to decline

• A sharp rebound in their grades

What impact did growth mindset classrooms have on educational equality?

• Increased inequality

• Only benefited high-performing students

• No significant impact

• Helped achieve equality

What transformation occurs in students' perception when they adopt a growth mindset?

• They feel smarter when they avoid challenges

• They prefer easy tasks to feel successful

• Effort and difficulty signify getting smarter

• They believe their intelligence is fixed

What does the speaker suggest is a basic human right for children?

• To be praised for their intelligence

• To live in environments that foster growth

• To receive constant validation

• To avoid difficult challenges