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You friend approaches you about the concept of having a growth mindset and has put together a list of what they have implemented to develop a growth mindset. Select all the points that apply to developing a growth mindset from the list below:
Stepping away from extracurricular activities to focus on studies.
Cutting down on time spent on electives and sleeping less.
Recognising that I am not perfect, and I will make mistakes.
Changing how I speak about my failures. These are learning opportunities.
Celebrating the steps I have taken instead of what I think about myself.
Prioritising my majors while studying.
Stepping away from extracurricular activities to focus on studies.
Cutting down on time spent on electives and sleeping less.
Recognising that I am not perfect, and I will make mistakes.
Changing how I speak about my failures. These are learning opportunities.
Celebrating the steps I have taken instead of what I think about myself.
Prioritising my majors while studying.
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To develop a growth mindset, the following points from your friend's list are applicable:
1. **Recognising that I am not perfect, and I will make mistakes.**
2. **Changing how I speak about my failures. These are learning opportunities.**
3. **Celebrating the steps I have taken instead of what I think about myself.**
The other points, such as stepping away from extracurricular activities, cutting down on time spent on electives, sleeping less, and prioritizing majors, may not necessarily contribute to developing a growth mindset and could potentially lead to stress or burnout. A growth mindset focuses on learning, resilience, and the value of effort, rather than solely prioritizing performance or outcomes.
1. **Recognising that I am not perfect, and I will make mistakes.**
2. **Changing how I speak about my failures. These are learning opportunities.**
3. **Celebrating the steps I have taken instead of what I think about myself.**
The other points, such as stepping away from extracurricular activities, cutting down on time spent on electives, sleeping less, and prioritizing majors, may not necessarily contribute to developing a growth mindset and could potentially lead to stress or burnout. A growth mindset focuses on learning, resilience, and the value of effort, rather than solely prioritizing performance or outcomes.