Leading research expert on motivation Dr. Carol Dweck ... a growth mindset will have a positive effect on you, your brain, and your life. Noteworthy sociologist Benjamin Barber once said, "I ...

I say “secretly” because, once upon a time ... could foster a growth mindset and its benefits. So a few years back, I published my book Mindset: The New Psychology of Success to share these ...

You never intend to be the person who has the fixed mindset. So how does someone fall into that trap? CAROL DWECK: That’s a great example because you ... once said, these pedigrees don’t ...

Carol Dweck has become the closest thing to ... and over time being able to stay in a growth mindset more and more, many educators just said, “Oh yeah, I have a growth mindset” because either they ...

Stanford University psychology professor Carol ... can’t do. So when they become stuck on a problem, children tend to give up, concluding they weren’t born bright enough or are just not good at math.

According to the theory, it’s harmful to tell your kids that they’re smart because when they eventually do struggle in school, they might think they’re not so smart after all ... that you have a ...

I have a very high “growth mindset” which is a good thing, but often it's gotten in the way of my success. Put simply, a growth mindset refers to Carol Dweck ... get better. So you are ...

Carol Dweck ... predisposed to either mindset? CD: Not so much, but what we do find is that when certain groups have a fixed mindset they can be more vulnerable, because certain groups are ...

Simply sign up to the Life & Arts myFT Digest -- delivered directly to your inbox. When Carol Dweck was 11 years old and in the top class at her school in New York, she was taught by a Mrs Wilson.

According to the theory, it’s harmful to tell your kids that they’re smart because when they eventually do struggle in school, they might think they’re not so smart after all. Ultimately ...