Do you think have a fixed mindset or growth mindset in math explain why

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Growth mindset because there is a new point/topic to look at everyday and even though it may challenge your mind, it feels better when you have learned it

Debora [2.8K]3 years ago

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A growth misspent is always better in every situation because una fixed mindset you aren’t opened to ideas you chose your way and your way only in math there are many ways to do things and having a growth mindset helps with that also could I get a brainliest

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