Growth mindset or fixed mindset
This Stanford psychologist popularized the terms "growth mindset" and "fixed mindset."
Carol Dweck
What is one simple way to meet new people in college?
Talking to a classmates or introducing yourself to someone new.
“I can’t do this yet.” Which mindset does this statement represent?
What is a Growth Mindset?
People with this mindset believe intelligence and talent are set traits that effort can't really change.
fixed mindset
What can you join to meet people who share your interests?
Clubs, sports, or student organizations
“I’m just not a math person,” and avoids asking for help.
What is a Fixed Mindset and avoiding feedback?
Adding this three-letter word to "I can't do this" turns it into a growth-minded statement.
yet
What does finding a community in college help you feel?
Supported, accepted, and connected.
Instead of seeing failure as proof that they are not capable, a student uses a bad grade to change their study strategy and visits tutoring.
What is a Growth Mindset?
A person with a growth mindset tends to see failure as this, rather than as proof they aren't capable.
a learning opportunity
What is stepping outside your comfort zone helpful for finding belonging?
It gives you opportunities to meet new people and try new experiences.
According to Albert Bandura, self-efficacy is best described as a person’s belief that they can do what?
What is their ability to successfully complete a task or reach a goal?
When a classmate earns a higher grade, a fixed mindset often reacts with this feeling, while a growth mindset sees inspiration.
jealousy
You should expect to immediately fell like you belong when you start college?
False
A freshman sees another student who struggled in the same class succeed and thinks, “If they can do it, why can’t I?”
What is Watching Peers (vicarious experience)?