The Comparison Study of Growth Mindset Development for Youth Citizenship in Thailand, Republic of Estonia and Singapore
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This article proposes to study the comparison of growth mindset development for youth citizenship in Thailand, Republic of Estonia and Singapore by qualitative synthesis methodology. The selected documents were published by government. There are three sources of documents in this study such as Estonia youth field development plan 2014-2020, Singapore national youth council research publication and Singapore youth development plan, and the report of studying Thai child and youth mindset goes forward to Thailand 4.0. This comparison study focuses on synthesize youth policy, the methodology for youth citizenship development and growth mindset development. The study discovered that Estonia, Singapore and Thailand resemble in youth policy development domain and grant supportive domain. However, the concept and methods of youth development, youth participation building and learning cultural ecology building for growth mindset among these three countries are different.
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