I suspect Dweck might push back and say something like, “That’s true, but when and if work gets hard down the road and they experience a struggle, having a growth mindset will serve them well.” ...

Carol Dweck’s seminal, Harvard Business Review piece on what having a growth mindset actually means might be the clue to how we have to handle this tension around AI.

His TED Talks and work with Professor Dweck have encouraged millions to foster a culture of development and innovation. ... (and growth mindset pioneering researcher) Carol Dweck and Lisa Blackwell.

Mr. Singal is the author of “The Quick Fix: Why Fad Psychology Can’t Cure Our Social Ills” and has written extensively about social science and the replication crisis. Maybe chicken soup can ...

Carol Dweck's seminar work has resonated ever since I found it on Google. It links back to work, education and personal improvement. The FT chart below is a keep.We might have seen how fixed mindset ...

When a fellow academic, Susan Mackie, identified this “false growth mindset”, Dweck says she immediately wrote an article in Education Week explaining “what we mean, what we don’t mean . . .

Dweck’s TED talk has nearly 10 million views. The mindset approach has been applied in stress and mental health research, in conflict resolution and in corporate boardrooms.

The study, published today in the journal Nature, is the largest and most rigorous test of whether mindset trainings can improve student performance. The concept is already well-known in education ...

Growth mindsets aren’t just for students. It helps for teachers to have a growth mindset about their students’ mindsets, too. A teacher’s classroom approach shapes whether their students believe they ...