Growth Mindset vs. Fixed Mindset in Learning

Introduction Start with a relatable example: Two students face the same challenge—one believes “I can’t do this,” the other says, “I’ll figure it out.” What makes them different? Briefly introduce the concept of mindset in education. 🧠 What is a Mindset? Define mindset in simple terms. Explain how beliefs shape learning, motivation, and achievement. 🌱 Growth Mindset Meaning: Belief that intelligence and abilities can be developed through effort, strategies, and feedback. Traits: Embracing challenges, persisting in difficulties, learning from criticism, celebrating others’ success. Example: A student struggles in math but practices regularly, seeks help, and improves over time. 🪨 Fixed Mindset Meaning: Belief that intelligence and abilities are static and cannot change much. Traits: Avoiding challenges, giving up easily, ignoring feedback, feeling threatened by others’ success. Example: A student says, “I’m just bad at math, no point in trying.” 📊 Key Differences (Growth vs. Fi...