Noticing Mistakes Boosts Learning

Compare and Contrast Use the article to compare a fixed and growth mindset. You must have at least two for the "fixed mindset" and "growth mindset" sections. You may have just one for the "both" section. According to the text, how does a fixed mindset compare to a growth mindset? Students with either a fixed mindset or a growth mindset are equally discouraged by their mistakes. Students with either a fixed mindset or a growth mindset believe they can improve with hard work. Students with a fixed mindset think their intelligence is set, while students with a growth mindset believe they can improve. Students with a fixed mindset focus on what they got wrong, while students with a growth mindset focus on what they got right. What statement describes the author's main purpose in this text? To encourage readers to make as many mistakes as they can. To show how adults hurt students' intelligence by discouraging mistakes. To help readers determine if they have a fixed or growth mindset. To provide evidence for how mistakes help you learn. How does the description of Schroder's study contribute to the development of key ideas? It supports the idea that children who learn from their mistakes are more likely to improve. It supports the idea that a fixed mindset helps students learn over a long period of time. It supports the idea that a fixed and growth mindset are similar. It supports the idea that having a fixed mindset helps your brain stay active longer.