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So in the book flipped by wendelin van drain the character Julian baker has a growth mindset. The reason she has a growth mindset is because she does everything on her own, and people with fixed mindset they cannot do anything own their own. Now on to the claim the claim for this story is that Julian baker has a growth mindset .

In flipped Julian has a growth mindset. The text says “I caught it I managed to do just.” Also the text says that “when I had the kit free I just wanted a minute of rest.” The text says that every day I weighed them then candled them and I also turned them. Now there is the significance about the is that

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