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"A few months ago ClassDojo published a series of videos about growth mindset. Those video, produced in association with Stanford University’s Project for Education Research That Scales, were accompanied by discussion guides to use with students and their parents ..."
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"New research from Stanford is helping to build the case that nurturing a “growth mindset” can help many kids understand their true potential ..."
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"It's not uncommon for kids and adults to have a negative experience learning math. Learning about how the brain works and unpacking some stereotypes can help learners reframe the narrative they tell themselves about math ..."
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"Have you ever wondered if your students are as concerned about their learning as you are? Here are five ways to develop more self-regulated learners ..."
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“Growth mindset” is the idea that the brain -- or intellect -- is a like a muscle that when exercised can grow and change over time. It says that a person’s perceived talents or academic and interpersonal skills are NOT fixed at one level, but can develop, given the right tools and effort ..."
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"An individual with a digital mindset understands the power of technology to democratize scale and speed up every form of interaction and action ..."
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"Being a successful student is not only a result of intelligence, Theresa Fisher argues there are other attributes that combine to achieve success ..."
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