You might think that a growth stock and a value stock mean the same thing based on their names, but there are important differences to keep in mind. A growth stock is company stock that is growing earnings and/or revenue faster than its industry or the overall market (hence the name "growth").
A value stock, on the other hand, is a stock with a price that appears low when taking into account the company's financial performance (measured by the company's assets, revenue, dividends, earnings, cash flow, etc.) These stocks can be thought of as being a "good deal."