A growth mindset, as conceived by Stanford psychologist Carol Dweck and colleagues, is the belief that a person's capacities and talents can be improved over time. In studies that examine mindset ...

Today, we’re diving into something that has become a buzzword in education but can be a nightmare for our kids with IEPs: ...

The co-chief investment officers at Neuberger Berman see a new dynamic in the stock market as investors move on from ...

Practising growth mindset theory with children is a great way to get them engaged with subjects and activities that they try to avoid through fear of getting things wrong or "not being good enough".

Gains in confidence, skills, and mindset set the stage for future success for all students--and for a strong growth mindset.

Microsoft roots its record performance in a simple cultural change: applying a growth mindset. And now, according to Joe Whittinghill, corporate vice president of talent, learning, and insights at ...

What is a growth mindset? Psychologist Professor Carol Dweck coined the term 'growth mindset' when she researched how people's underlying beliefs about themselves and their abilities can affect ...

This is an example of having a growth mindset. Someone who has a fixed mindset, on the other hand, might sit down to paint for the first time, become frustrated that their painting looks nothing like ...

NB's analysis of the principal components driving current returns suggests that the market now assigns more importance to changes in GDP growth expectations. Click to read.