Mindset Vocab
Famous Failures
Reframing Self-Talk
Effort vs Talent
Scenarios
100

What is a growth Mindset?

the belief that intelligence and abilities can be developed through dedication, effort, and learning.

100

Who was cut from their high school bball team and later became an NBA legend?

Michael Jordan

100

Turn "I can't do this" into a growth statement.

I can't do this yet

100

Which matters more for success: talent or effort?

Effort

100

You failed a math test. What would someone with a growth mindset say?

view the failure as a valuable learning opportunity and a chance to improve

200

What is a fixed mindset?

the belief that intelligence and abilities are innate and unchangeable

200

Which children's author was rejected by 12 publishers?

JK Rowling

200

How can you respond to "I give up" with a growth mindset?

The important thing is to keep trying and learning, even if you don't get it right away

200

Can effort improve your abilities?

Yes

200

You're trying a new sport and you're not good. What's a growth response?

focus on the process of learning and practicing, rather than fixating on perceived lack of skill.

300

What does "yet" mean in growth mindset language?

something is not yet mastered or achieved, but it doesn't mean it's impossible.

300

Who was told she wasn't fit for television?

Oprah Winfrey

300

Why is "yet" powerful?

it shifts a mindset from limitation to possibility, promoting a growth mindset

300

Why is practice important in growth mindset?

it's they way individuals develop their skills and abilities

300

Your friend says, I'm dumb." How can you help them reframe that?

They can say "I'm having a hard time with this." 

400

Define perserverance

persistence in doing something despite difficulty or delay in achieving success.

400

Who invented the lightbulb after 1,000 failures?

Thomas Edison

400

Replace "I'm not smart enough" with a new thought.

When you think you are not smart enough, say out loud, I am very smart and capable.

400

Is the statement "they're just naturally smart" a fixed or growth mindset?

Fixed

400

You mess up during a class presentation. What now?

Don't let the mistake stop you.

500

What is self-talk?

the internal dialogue or conversation that a person has with themselves

500

Which tech icon was fired from the company he started?

Steve Jobs

500

What is a positive way to view mistakes?

learning opportunities and stepping stones towards growth and improvement.

500

This mindset believes that success comes mostly from hard work, persistence, and learning from mistakes—not just natural ability. What is it called?

Growth

500

You studied hard but still struggled on an assignment - what do you do next?

focus on the next assignment and try to learn from your experience.

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