Mindset Chapter 3
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- Q 1/10Score 0What set Thomas Edison apart from other boys his age?29drivemindset and drivemindsetcuriosity
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- Q1What set Thomas Edison apart from other boys his age?drivemindset and drivemindsetcuriosity30s
- Q2Transition to junior high happens while students are coping with their new adolescent bodies and roles. Grades suffer, but not everyone's grades suffer equally. Who's grades do not suffer?students with a fixed mindsetboys with a fixed mindsetstudents with the growth mindsetgirls with a growth mindset30s
- Q3In the fixed mindset a loser...becomes a winner.is forever.can change.dies a slow and painful death in shame.30s
- Q4The quote, "In school my main goal is to do things as easily as possible so I don't have to work very hard," is in reference to...high-effort syndromelow-effort syndromefixed mindsetindolence syndrome30s
- Q5Students with a fixed mindset tend to use rote memorization to learn new material. What are some strategies a student with a growth mindset would use to study?look for bold wordslook for themes and principleslook for italicized wordslook for difficult vocabulary30s
- Q6While Marva Collins' 2nd grade growth mindset students were talking about diphthongs and reciting Shakespeare, Longfellow, and Kipling, many students from a rich suburban high school had never even...seen poetry before.read Aesop's fables.heard of Shakespeare.written a formal essay.30s
- Q7Fill in the blank: "Come on, peach. We have work to do. You can't just sit in a seat and grow smart... I promise you are going to _______, and you are going to ________. I am not going to let you fail."hurt; diedo; producefall; suffergrow; succeed30s
- Q8Twyla Tharp argues that creativity is not a magical act of inspiration. It's the result of...living up to your potential.innate artistic ability.hard work and dedication.unleashing the beast from within.30s
- Q9Even though Edward Caldwell's feedback to the African American students' competition essays was very critical, the students with a growth mindset saw it as...an opportunity to show him who's boss.the professor "dislikes creativity."a chance to "produce better work."the professor being "unfair."30s
- Q10"... We took ordinary children and made them into liars, simply by telling them they were ________."smartfailuresdumbsuccessful30s
