Is your child a Growth Mindset holder? Are you positive that your kids will benefit from a Growth Mindset? Are you confident that your children will achieve great things in life?
Mindset is children’s belief system about their talents, abilities, and other characteristics. Mindset is what children believe about learning and how to achieve their goals. There are two mindsets: Growth Mindset and Fixed Mindset. They will be discussed one by one.
Fixed Mindset and Growth Mindset
Fixed Mindset refers to the beliefs and values a person holds about themselves, their abilities, and their traits. Children with Fixed Mindsets believe they cannot develop their skills further if they do not possess the necessary skills. Children with a fixed mindset are more likely to avoid difficulties, fear obstacles, be afraid of failure, not take responsibility for their actions, and feel threatened by the success of others.
Fixed Mindset, children spend most of their time believing they only have a handful of talents and can only work on those. They don’t learn other skills that might be useful in the future.
A Growth Mindset teaches that anyone can improve their outlook. A Growth Mindset is a belief that children can achieve success and growth. They don’t fear anything. They believe they can achieve success in all aspects of life.
A growth Mindset refers to the belief that intelligence can be improved by tenacity, effort and a commitment to learning. A growth mindset believes that children can learn anything if they are willing to work hard and take on any challenges. They are eager to explore and learn new things. This Mindset makes children open to receiving feedback, whether negative or positive.
A Success Mindset refers to a type of growth mindset. A success mindset is a belief that children want to succeed in all they do. Because they are confident about themselves, they will be high achievers in all aspects of their lives. They are open to learning new things and will put in a lot of effort to achieve their goals.
