Personal Narrative: The Seven Behaviors That Promote Learning

The three things I learned this summer was that I just have to read every once In a while and I understand stuff. Reading this summer has improved a lot in my opinion. I can follow along with the professional reader when he reads and I can follow along with my pen when Mcgee reads, so that has improved since the school year. Also that our teacher can talk about things and actually make you think a little bit. Just when he does the little kindergarten impressions, he makes a really good point. He makes you think in depth which I think is a good thing.

The fourth behavior “Putting off investing in themselves.” These individuals do not invest in themselves because they feel they are not worth it. Instead, successful individuals understand they are worth it and actively invest in themselves. The forth behavior is “Resisting change” these individuals are stuck in the past and complain about how things are not how they use to be. Instead, successful individuals welcome change and go along with the flow. The sixth behavior is “Honoring other people’s priorities over their own.” Successful people don’t aimlessly wander through life without a purpose. Instead, they have a clear goal and do not stray from their goal due to priorities of others. The seventh avoided behavior is “Doubting themselves and their instincts.” These successful individuals do not doubt their abilities. Instead, they believe in themselves and acknowledge their mistakes and weak areas. The eighth and final behavior successful individuals avoid is “Searching for handouts and easy answers.” These successful individuals do not expect something for nothing. Instead, they understand they have something valuable to offer and will happily barter for what they need.

There are seven behaviors that promote learning. They are grit, curiosity, self-control, social intelligence, zest, optimism and gratitude. All seven of these behaviors are great for in school. But the behavior I consider most for my learning is grit.

there are seven behaviors that promote learning. they are grit, curiosity, sled control, social intelligence, zest optimism, and gratitude. the behavior I consider most important for my learning is curiosity.

There are seven behaviors that promote learning. They are grit, curiosity, self control , social intelligence, zest, optimism , and gratitude. The behavior that I consider most important for my learning Is curiosity.

Learning is a universal language, spoken by all and mastered by many. However, just as world languages vary in complexity, elements and uniqueness, learning theories are vastly diverse. The adult learning theory, also known as androgogy, demonstrates the unique and complex way that adults learn. The theory “reaches a worldwide audience” (Henschke, 2011), as the growing presence of adults on college campuses indicates these learners are no longer viewed as “non-traditional” (Ross-Gordon, 2011), but rather are becoming more of the norm in the undergraduate student body. Recent social and economic forces have greatly

As a teacher, I’ve had the opportunity to work and interact with many professionals and families from different cultures. Personally, and considering the fact that I also come from another country, I’ve seen myself facing several cross cultural barriers.

There are seven behaviors that promote learning. The words that promote better behavior is grit, curiosity, self-control, social intelligence, zest, optimism, and gratitude. The behavior I find the most important is self -control.

Reading over your discussion post I have to say I agree with you 100%. Especially when you stated “just because they saw “black” people does not necessarily mean they were from Africa”. My reasoning for agreeing with this statement is because people come in many different shades of colors what made him so sure that they were African? Like I mention in my initial post I believe that his whole theory was based off of assumption. I think if he would’ve had more concrete information it would be more than just a theory.

There are seven behaviors that promote learning. They are Grit, Curiosity, Self-Control, social-intelligence, zest, and gratitude.

There are seven behaviors that promote learning. They are grit, curiosity, self-control, social intelligence, zest, optimism and gratitude. The behavior I consider most for my learning is curiosity.

The fifth student learning objective assures that we will be able to function well in a multi- disciplinary team. I took Engineering 100 course in my past where I was required to work in a group of students of different majors. Our group had to design and build a hovercraft for the entire semester and the hovercraft project was divided into several parts which was excessively affective to perform the goal of our project. However, our team was able to help each other out when it came to the different aspects of designing the hovercraft by having a multi-disciplinary team. For instance, we were able to rely on the computer science teammate for the programming of the hovercraft while my team was able to rely on me when it came to the financial

When reading the comments from you, Hailey, Hailey’s friend and dad, I have concluded three possible explanations for her actions with her peers. The first theory I believe plays a role in this situation is called the social learning theory. This theory is when parents seem to think that if the child is given a harsher punishment each time then they will learn to be less aggressive and not so angry (Troop-Gordon, 2016). The second thing I definitely see that Hailey is experiencing at home is what is called as the coercive interaction cycle. The coercive interaction cycle is pretty much when you give in to the child to get them to stop their bad and aggressive behavior, thinking it would stop it but really reappear in the future (Troop-Gordon,

There are 7 behaviors that promote learning .they are grit, curiosity, self-control, social intelligence, zest, optimism, and gratitude. I think optimism is the best trait for learning.

There are seven behaviors that promote learning. Those are grittier , curiosity, self-control, social intelligence, zest, optimism, and gratitude.