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The Science of Achievement David Bott Associate Director Institute - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
The Science of Achievement David Bott Associate Director Institute - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
The Science of Achievement David Bott Associate Director Institute of Positive Education The Science of Achievement Achievement is a fundamental part of wellbeing. the science 1. Its only a part of the overall picture. 2. It
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Achievement is a fundamental part of wellbeing.
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the science
- 1. It’s only a part of the overall picture.
- 2. “It traffics in facts, not values” (Dr Edward Slingerland)
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the ‘should’ is…the invisible beauty of great teaching.
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1000 hours per year.
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“Let me tell you about the seven steps I always took… …they were the last 7 steps before I got to any classroom door – when I would gather myself and acknowledge how grateful I was for the privilege of helping guide the lives of my students…”
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“You never know exactly what lies behind that door – …other than the guarantee that it will be different to anything you’ve experienced before and that it will be wonderful.”
John Hendry OAM
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…other than the guarantee that it will be different to anything you’ve experienced before and that it will be wonderful.”
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Great teaching and student achievement is… an art informed by science.
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Who, in your life has achieved the most? What caused this achievement?
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“Where there’s a will there’s a way.”
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Mindset Theory
“This growth mindset is based on the belief that your basic qualities are things you can cultivate through your efforts…everyone can change and grow through application and experience.”
Dr Carol Dweck, Stanford University
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will way will way
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Dr Richard Ryan, ACU Dr Edward Deci, University of Rochester
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Self-Determination Theory (SDT)
- Autonomy
- Competence
- Relatedness
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“flow is the source code of intrinsic motivation”
Steven Kotler, Flow Genome Project
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WILL is not ENOUGH
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will way + = achievement
IS this ENOUGH?
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Grit
“perseverance and passion for long-term goals”
Dr Angela Duckworth, University of Pennsylvania
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try harder. Sometimes… = ‘stupid grit’
Caroline Adams Miller, MAPP
Problem #1
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10,000 hours
Problem #2
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10,000 hours
Problem #2
Deliberate Practice
Dr Anders Ericsson, Florida State University
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will way + = achievement
IS this ENOUGH?
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hope
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Hope Theory
“Hope is defined as the perceived capability to derive pathways to desired goals, and motivate oneself… to use those pathways.”
Dr Shane Lopez, Gallup
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will way + = achievement
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will way + = achievement
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