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Victim vs. creator mindset presentation
- 1. Are you a victim or a creator? Image source: Sam Spartan’s Transformation. Retrieved from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BBxMKw0eZ9A
- 6. Self-fulfilling Prophecy -Less effort to study math -No attempt to try a new approach Poor performance Belief reinforced by outcome “I’m going to fail because I’m not good at math.” Self-feeding, destructive cycle
- 7. Self-efficacy “I’m going to find a way to succeed in math!” More effort and motivation Trying new approaches until one works Better performance More confidence and optimism Self- feeding, positive cycle
- 8. Image Credit: Edison poses with an early light bulb, c. 1883 (Credit: Boyer/Roger Viollet/Getty Images) Retrieved from http://cdn.history.com/sites/2/2015/04/hith-when-edison-turned-night-day-56215605-V.jpeg Consider this: Thomas Edison tried many light bulb designs that failed before he found one that works! Self-efficacy and perseverance
- 10. Planned Happenstance Myth: Reality: Successful Future Opportunity & Learning Opportunity & Learning Opportunity & Learning Opportunity & Learning
- 11. Planned Happenstance • Having goals and a plan, but also taking advantage of unanticipated opportunities • Adjusting effectively to unexpected changes in circumstances Planned Happenstance Plans are too rigid • Lack of flexibility for unplanned circumstances Lack of goals and planning • Lack of direction • lack of specific goals or plans to achieve these goals
- 12. Successful students demonstrate: Clear Goals Well-defined future goals and an understanding of how college relates to these goals Strong Motivation Motivation to succeed despite challenges and obstacles Ability to Manage External Demands Balancing school, work, and family Self-Empowerment Ability to solve problems independently and seek help from others