Growth Mindset
    The idea of growth mindset is that intelligence can be developed and see effort as a path to succeed. This idea has contributed to many people’s patterns to success. A professor of psychology at Stanford University, Carol Dweck, researched
why people succeed and worked on the mindset psychologist traits. As stated in the article of Stanford University, a psychologist at Stanford , Marina Krakovsky, illustrates this point when she insists, “ The mastery-oriented children are really hell-bent on learning something,” learning goals inspire a different chain of thoughts and behavior than “ performance goals.” Findings from Dweck has supported the idea of growth mindset and the master-oriented patterns. This helped idea contributed to people like celebrities to achieve their goals to succeed in life. Therefore, the patterns and the contributions to our society are important because people tend to get discourage when making failures in areas that they’re capable in and if they work hard to improve their talents, they could reach even higher levels of achievements.
    Our artifact is about a turtle and a hare competing in a race. This artifact looks like the hare is the fastest but does not try and the turtle is working hard to achieve their goal. The turtle is not stopping because he has a growth mindset and the hare is has a fixed mindset. This artifact connects with my icon and imperative because this contributed to people who put more effort and embrace challenges can improve their talents. People who are successful in their careers have patterns to succeed like learning from criticism and not giving up easily after failures.      

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