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- LearnStorm Growth Mindset: Ceiba Prep Students on overcoming frustration
- LearnStorm Growth Mindset: Khan Academy's science content creator on learning strategies
- LearnStorm Growth Mindset: Khan Academy's humanities content creator on academic belonging
- LearnStorm Growth Mindset: Khan Academy's math content creator on learning strategies
- LearnStorm Growth Mindset: Khan Academy's test prep content creator on mistakes
- LearnStorm Growth Mindset: Ceiba Prep Students on mistakes
- LearnStorm Growth Mindset: Khan Academy's economics content creator on learning strategies
- LearnStorm Growth Mindset: Dr. Michael Merzenich on growing your brain
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LearnStorm Growth Mindset: Ceiba Prep Students on mistakes
Google ClassroomListen to two students from Ceiba Prep Middle School in Watsonville, CA talk about how mistakes can be helpful in our learning journey. These stories are part of the Growth Mindset Curriculum available with LearnStorm, a back-to-school program aimed at helping students start the school year strong. The growth mindset curriculum helps students take their own life experiences apply their learnings in the face of frustration, making mistakes and learning new things. For more information, visit https://learnstorm.khanacademy.org/?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=desc.
Video transcript
- It's fun, challenging, and
sometimes a bit stressful because I might have
forgotten a negative sign or a certain decimal,
and that gets me wrong. And once I find what my mistake
was I'm literally relieved because I learned something new and I know to not forget that again. It really felt like I was
trying my best on something and then all of a sudden
it just didn't really work because I missed one little thing. So I had to practice again
and then get it all right. - It really makes me feel like
even when you make mistakes you learn from those mistakes, and that kinda really
benefits you, I think, more than actually
getting the right answer 'cause you know, like you
said you said with Sophia, you get that extra missing puzzle piece.