Curiosity and Self Control
The definition of curiousity
What is a love of learning?
The game Mrs. Spiegel taught students to play
What is chess?
The ability to bounce back from setbacks and stay strong in the face of challenges
What is resilience?
What is a duck?
The age of the children participating in the marshmallow experiment
What is 4 years old?
Popular teaching technique that Mrs. Spiegel used with her students
Guided Practice
This type of mindset believes that intelligence and abilities can be developed with effort and practice
What is a growth mindset?
One thing you learned today!
Free answer :)
Time window children had to wait to get two marshmallows in Mischel experiment
What is 15 minutes?
Kind of schools that won chess tournaments in 1st-5th and 9th-12th grade, but were beaten by Mrs. Spiegel's students in 6th-8th grade
This type of mindset believes that intelligence and abilities are fixed and cannot be changed
What is a fixed mindset?
Best squad leader.....
Who is Isabel?!!!
The name of the person who conducted the marshmallow experiment
Who is Walter Mischel?
The author's term for Mrs. Spiegel's method of informing students of their mistakes
What is calibrated meanness?
This action helps students build resilience by taking on difficult challenges instead of avoiding them
What is embracing challenges?
Skills necessary for success that are not academically taught.
What are non-cognitive skills?
The results found for children who waited for their marshmallow in the marshmallow experiment
What are improved SAT scores?
These were reasons why students on Mrs. Spiegel's chess team succeeded...
What is: (any of the below)
-failure
-exposure from a young age
-consistency
-a good teacher
-honesty
-resilience
-self control
Skills a resilient student may use when they face a challenge
Grit, self-control, zest, social intelligence, gratitude, optimism, curiosity
What are non-cognitive skills?