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    Grit was first examined and discovered by Duckworth, Peterson, Matthews, and Kelly in 2007. The four define grit as a “newly” discovered personality trait/characteristic that is based upon ones interest/passion and perseverance towards a long term goal (Duckworth et al., 2007). Since that discovery, grit has been studied by many different researchers with hopes in finding relationships with other characteristics and personality traits, whether it be positive or negative correlations (Tomasulo…

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    My grit factor was a "grit superstar". Of the traits mentioned in the book, one I believe I already possess is ditching the dream. I've always had the dream of becoming the best in my sport of barrel racing. I was definetly a dreamer until I realized that dreaming will get me nowhere. So, I took matters into my own hands. I ride every day in the summer. Its all I do because I know that the more I practice the better I'll get! Last year I was thrown off my horse during a competition and was run…

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    Some General ideas and advantages of having a Growth Mindset and Grit would be accomplishing your goals, encouraging yourself to work harder, and overcoming challenges. In the article "Angela Duckworth and Research on Grit" by Emily Hanford she describes what it means to be gritty. She describes it as "sticking with things over the very long term until you master them". In other words Hanford is saying a person who is gritty…

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    Now that You know what the five components of grit are You can use them everyday. You can work on the five components of grit. Be more courageous, face a fear everyday. Be conscientious and aware of Yourself. Be able to Endure hardships. Don't complain or quite just cause its not easy. Be confident in Yourself and others. Stand up for…

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    when you make the commitment to become excellent at what you do,” “what separates the talented ones from the successful ones is a lot of hard work,” but which ones should we believe? There must be a happy medium; a universal definition for success. Grit, a novel written by Angela Duckworth, defines success as something we must obtain through a “never give up” attitude. She values motivation over a natural talent, because those with the motivation are more often successful compared to those with…

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    that it’s the first step in removing am individual from their comfort zone. Everything seems scary but once they put themselves out there and remain confident things will slowly become better and better every day. Perlis states " Courage helps fuel grit; the two are symbiotic, feeding into and off of each other…and you need to manage each and how they are functioning together”(Page…

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    True Grit (2010), written by Ethan and Joel Cohen, is a movie about a girl who is very upset because her father was murdered, so she sets out on a journey with a U.S. Marshal and Texas Ranger to find her father’s killer so that she could have her revenge by killing him. She ends up getting into some tough situations that the U.S. Marshal and Texas Ranger have to help her with. Through all of this the actor who plays the young girl has very good dialogue, costume, and cinematography. Maddie…

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    Self Control? Empathy? Perseverance? Joy? From Testing for Joy and Grit? The nation of education is pushing students or adults to do more testing according to education and emotions wise. Testing will end having two result which are positive and negative or pass or fail based on the results it’s when a life begins a new chapter of a future that a head. The test will determine if you are available or not available to the job, class or other departments that requires testing to enter. By testing…

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    No matter what field of study someone pursues, be it music, art, athletics, or academia, practice is one of the most important parts of improving at a skill. However, practice can be time-consuming, frustrating and expensive. In Chapter Seven of Grit, by Angela Duckworth, Duckworth introduces the idea of deliberate practice, during which a student focuses on one skill or issue and practice this particular area until it is resolved. Duckworth also argues habitual deliberate practice is the best…

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    with grit and one without. Grit plays a major role in college. Grit can be defined as a determined or goal driven person. So what makes a college student with grit different from a college student without grit? Even though a student without grit still has a plan to finish, they do not always do whatever it takes as a student with grit would. There are several differences between the two. Some of the differences are determination, not accepting failure, and passion. A student with grit has…

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