Published On: October 27th, 2020|

Education Next – C. Kirabo Jackson, John Q. Easton, Sebastian Kiguel, Shanette C. Porter, and Alyssa Blanchard

“Imagine your ideal coworker or friend. She communicates well and is a good teammate. She’s in touch with her emotions but stays calm under pressure. She’s not a quitter. You’d probably describe her as hardworking, understanding, and flexible—the sort of person who helps solve big problems. Research in economics, psychology, and sociology has found that, compared to people who are otherwise similar, those who demonstrate these sorts of mindsets and skills tend to have better outcomes in school and in life.” (more)