…the necessary intelligence for proceeding with initiative is usually the beginning of a downward trajectory. Lately, this sort of scenario has begun to repeat itself more frequently, specifically with non-traditional…
…as psychology and education. Mindset refers to an individual’s beliefs about abilities and intelligence (Dweck, 2015). Those with a fixed mindset view abilities and intelligence as fixed constructs; in other…
…adopt a malleable theory of intelligence, which argues that cognitive skills can be further developed through effort (in contrast to a fixed theory, stating that skill level is stable). Research…
…failure as a challenge and a means to improve. Growth-mindset people believe that intelligence is expandable. Fixed-mindset individuals consider intelligence static and unchangeable and, therefore, see failure as a threat…
…failure as a challenge and a means to improve. Growth-mindset people believe that intelligence is expandable. Fixed-mindset individuals consider intelligence static and unchangeable and, therefore, see failure as a threat…
…acknowledges this but argues that creating this artificial environment will increase students’ potential for success. “While it won’t be what students face in the real world, many students have only…
…things artificial, the alienation from the sources of our strength.” Rachel Carson, A Sense of Wonder Many college and university professors name student motivation and engagement as their top challenge….
…Than You Think. The Atlantic. https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2022/12/chatgpt-openai-artificial-intelligence-writing-ethics/672386/ Dickinson, A. (2017). Communicating with the online student: The impact of email tone on student performance and teacher evaluations. Journal of Educators Online, 14(2)….
