Activity 4: Identifying growth and fixed mindset statements and setting priorities

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Select all the statements that correspond to a growth mindset: *

My ability in this subject is something I cannot change.

When a problem gets really hard, I give up.

I feel smart when I can easily figure out a problem.

I feel smart when I can figure out a hard problem.

I get help when I get stuck on a problem.

I like to learn from my mistakes.

I feel smart when I don't make mistakes.

I will work on a problem for a really long time until I figure it out.

I'm not good at this subject.

I like to figure out new subjects that I'm not good at yet.

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Reflect phase

What really matters?

What's really important to you in your life?
You can include anything here! Big things, small things, dreams for the future, etc.!

Spend 5 minutes writing your answer. You may wish to take a few notes here and elaborate in a more personal document. *

Why are you taking this course?

You could include:

How does this course fit into your life? Career, interest, program requirement, other...
What's important to you about this course?
What would success in this course look like to you?
How important is that success to you?

Spend 5 minutes writing your answer. You may wish to take a few notes here and elaborate in a more personal document. *

Thinking back...

Take 5 minutes to write down everything you can think of about how your last semester went (and years, if you want). You could include:

What went well?
What went poorly?
What are you proud of?
What do you regret?
What helped you succeed?
What barriers or events hindered you?
What external factors affected you?
Anything else you can think of?
You'll use your answers to these reflection questions in the planning phase.

Spend 5 minutes writing your answer. You may wish to take a few notes here and elaborate in a more personal document. *

A copy of your responses will be emailed to the address you provided.

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