Transcription of Developing Grit In Our Students
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14 Fall, 2014 Journal for Leadership and InstructionIntroductionWhy do most individuals make use of only a smallpercentage of their resources, whereas a few exceptionalindividuals push themselves to their limits? Why do someindividuals accomplish more than others of equal intelli-gence? One personal quality that is shared by most highachieving and successful people is grit. Grit may be thequality that sets these highly successful individuals apartfrom everyone else (Duckworth, Peterson, Matthews &Kelly, 2007).There has been a lot of talk recently about gritand how to develop it within our Students . Grit is the qual-ity that enables individuals to work hard and stick to theirlong-term passions and goals. It makes sense that thiswould be important for Students , both in school and in one learn to have grit?
the picture. In his book, Outliers, Malcolm Gladwell talks about the 10,000 hours of practice required to excel at a particular skill. "I believe ability can get you to the top," says coach John Woodin, "but it takes character to keep you there. It's so easy to begin thinking you can just turn it on automatically, without proper preparation. It ...
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