Why a Growth Mindset Fuels Learning and Progress (Full Transcript)

Carol Dweck’s growth mindset highlights how effort and education can develop ability, unlike a fixed mindset that assumes traits can’t change.

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[00:00:00] Speaker 1: Their growth mindset, that psychological concept that psychologist Carol Dweck coined about basically believing that through effort and education you can improve at something. That's that growth mindset rather than a fixed mindset really believing, you know, your attributes, your trajectory are fixed and there's nothing that you can do that will change that or improve that. With a growth mindset you believe that your effort and your education really can make a difference and I think that's a big part of it.

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The speaker explains Carol Dweck’s concept of a growth mindset: the belief that abilities can improve through effort and education, contrasted with a fixed mindset that views traits and life trajectory as unchangeable.

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Growth Mindset vs. Fixed Mindset

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A growth mindset frames skills and abilities as developable through practice and learning.
A fixed mindset assumes traits and outcomes are largely unchangeable.
Beliefs about change and learning can influence motivation and persistence.

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Positive: Encouraging tone emphasizing personal agency, learning, and improvement through effort and education.

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