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A list of links collating references to Carol Dweck's work on mindset, including interviews and speeches with the researcher.
Updated on Nov 01, 19
Created on Mar 07, 13
Category: Schools & Education
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K Birch's List: mindset
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Mar 07, 13
some video examples
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A 60-year-old academic psychologist might seem an unlikely sports motivation guru.
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What does Dr. Dweck's research mean for parents? She suggests that we should think twice about praising our kids for being "smart" or "talented," since this may foster a fixed mindset. Instead, if we encourage our kids' efforts, acknowledging their persistence and hard work, we will support their development of a growth mindset—better equipping them to learn, persist and pick themselves up when things don't go their way. Her work also suggests that we examine our own belief systems. Do we function with a growth mindset? If not, what messages are we sending to our kids?
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Research Summary:
My work bridges developmental psychology, social psychology, and personality psychology, and examines the self-conceptions (or mindsets) people use to structure the self and guide their behavior. My research looks at the origins of these mindsets, their role in motivation and self-regulation, and their impact on achievement and interpersonal processes.
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Applying Carol Dweck's research to classrooms and schools
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Carol S. Dweck > Quotes
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Mar 07, 13
resources from Dweck for presenting ideas
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Presenting our work to your colleagues
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The Mindset Works® EducatorKit is a suite of resources developed to provide teachers and administrators with the growth mindset knowledge and tools to help them support their students’ learning and success. The core training is comprised of five online modules that each take 10-18 minutes to complete, and additional tools help staff teams and individual teachers implement mindset practice.
<!-- demo video -->Introductory Module
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When psychology Professor Carol Dweck was a sixth-grader at P.S. 153 in Brooklyn, N.Y., she experienced something that made her want to understand why some people view intelligence as a fixed trait while others embrace it as a quality that can be developed and expanded.
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This is Carol Dweck's keynote to the Scottish Learning Festival in 2009. I have fixed the volume which was problematic on the original which was first published on the Education Scotland web site
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Mindset: Positive Skills for Powerful Kids. A conversation with Carol Dweck and Eric Liu.
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In this section, you'll find tried and true, research based strategies for shaping and instilling the growth mindset in your student. In doing so, you'll walk away from this session with a concrete plan for how to teach mindset, a lesson or two to kickstart your plan at school, and tips for becoming and staying invested in your own development as a teacher.
The resources included in this section come primarily from the research of Dr. Carol S. Dweck in Mindset: The New psychology of Success.
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