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The Power of Yet QuizVersión en línea Growth mindset essentials por Мария 1 What does the 'Not Yet' concept represent in Dweck's talk? a A failing grade to be avoided b A permanent limit to ability c A punishment for poor effort d A learning curve and future potential 2 What is the difference between growth and fixed mindsets? a Beliefs that achievement is random b Beliefs that talent guarantees success c Beliefs that abilities can be developed d Beliefs that effort never matters 3 When facing a hard problem with a growth mindset, what happens to the brain activity? a The brain shuts down to avoid failure b The brain engages deeply and learns from errors c The brain only searches for easy answers d The brain remains inactive 4 Which type of praise is recommended to foster growth? a Praise the process: effort, strategies, perseverance b Praise natural talent only c Praise luck or shortcuts d Praise intelligence 5 What kind of game example rewarded 'yet' in the study? a A math game rewarding effort and progress b A game rewarding speed over accuracy c A game rewarding only correct answers d A memory game 6 What might a fixed-mindset student do after a failure? a Ignore the failure completely b Cheat or seek an easier path c Celebrate improvement d Try harder without help 7 What positive outcome was shown for growth mindset classrooms in underperforming groups? a Improved test scores and equality b No measurable change c Worsened scores d Only short-term gains with no equity 8 What basic right does Dweck associate with growth-focused environments? a Children should live where growth is fostered b Children must graduate with honors c Children should rely on natural talent only d Children deserve fixed intelligence 9 How did growth-mindset students react to slightly too hard problems? a They quit quickly b They engaged and learned from errors c They cheated to pass d They ignored the feedback 10 What percentile did a Harlem kindergarten reach on the National Achievement Test in one year? a 95th percentile b 99th percentile c 75th percentile d 50th percentile 11 What does the phrase 'power of yet' suggest about learning? a Learning is fixed from birth b You must pass instantly c There is a future path through challenges d Grades determine everything now Feedback 1 Signals progress and growth potential, not final ability. 2 Growth mindset = abilities develop with effort; fixed mindset = innate and unchangeable. 3 Engagement and processing errors lead to learning. 4 Process praise strengthens resilience and persistence. 5 Rewards the journey, not just immediate correctness. 6 Fixed mindset can lead to avoidance strategies. 7 Shifts in effort and meaning of work boosted performance. 8 Access to settings that encourage effort and development is essential. 9 They used errors as learning opportunities, not threats. 10 Rapid gains show growth mindset can boost under-resourced students. 11 Yet implies ongoing development and a path forward.

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What does the 'Not Yet' concept represent in Dweck's talk?

What is the difference between growth and fixed mindsets?

When facing a hard problem with a growth mindset, what happens to the brain activity?

Which type of praise is recommended to foster growth?

What kind of game example rewarded 'yet' in the study?

What might a fixed-mindset student do after a failure?

What positive outcome was shown for growth mindset classrooms in underperforming groups?

What basic right does Dweck associate with growth-focused environments?

How did growth-mindset students react to slightly too hard problems?

What percentile did a Harlem kindergarten reach on the National Achievement Test in one year?

What does the phrase 'power of yet' suggest about learning?

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