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Grit means that I stick to it, get it done successfully, and turn problems into possibilities. The integrity part is a real must for school
and for my future career in early childhood. By ensuring that I do my own work and give credit for other people’s work when I
should, I can do well in class and establish the trust that my future employers will want. All these are part of the overall concept of
growth mindset that we’ve learned about in this class. But a growth mindset, as opposed to a closed mindset, means that I must be
open to challenges, knowing that I can turn any problem into an opportunity. This allows me to have a different view on the things
that come my way and overcome the obstacles that college and career will bringExplanation:
Did the assignment
<span>(a) stability of elements on either side of an imaginary vertical line
(b) recognizable arrangement of elements based of their proportions
(c) systematic arrangement of elements based on their size.</span><span />
Answer:
1. It means like man kinda is able to adjust to changes
you personally have to agree or disagree
2. It means better to fail something than pass it with faking it
it could apply to you if you relate to it but it can also just not relate to you
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