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In The News
New York Magazine cover story: How Not to Talk to your Kids
New York Times: If You're Open to Growth, You Tend to Grow
Scientific American: The Secret to Raising Smart Kids
Good Housekeeping: The Secret to Better Grades
Reader's Digest: How to Make Up Your Mind to Succeed
YouTube 4 minute video interview with Prof. Carol Dweck
Newsweek: When DNA is Not Destiny
Boston Globe: The truth about grit
New Scientist: Interview: Is praising your kid's intelligence harmful?
Good Morning America: Why Praise Can Be Bad for Kids
Education World: Interview with Carol Dweck
Education Week: Experiments Aim to Ease Effects of ‘Stereotype Threat’
Edutopia: Smart Talking: Tell Students to Feed Their Brains
US Dept. of Educ.'s Doing What Works website: interview with Carol Dweck
HighlightsParents.com: Parenting Perspectives Interview with Dr. Carol Dweck
Malcolm Gladwell: The Talent Myth
Wall Street Journal: The Praise a Child Should Never Hear
Stanford Magazine: The Effort Effect
(including a
growth mindset graphic by Nigel Holmes
)
Guy Kawasaki's blog
Time: How to Help Them Succeed
Ode Magazine: In praise of failure
(page includes a
Harvard commencement speech about failure delivered by J.K. Rowling
)
The New York Times: The Many Errors in Thinking About Mistakes
NPR’s Tech Nation: Dr. Moira Gunn interviews Carol Dweck
Will Richardson web video interview of Carol Dweck
Aspen Ideas Festival 2007: Carol Dweck Bio
. You can also listen to
an audio recording of her talk
.
ASCD Educational Leadership: The Perils and Promises of Praise
National Association of Independent Schools: Brainology: Transforming Students' Motivation to learn
Interview with Joshua Waitzkin
citing Dr. Dweck's research
Association for Psychological Science: How Beliefs About the Self Shape Personality and Behavior
Positive Coaching Scotland: Why work ethic can put talent in second place
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