OK, I hate to be a name-dropper BUT… I had a little e-mail exchange with Rick Stiggins the other day. I wrote to ask him about what he says in his presentations with regard to the role of experiencing success in building successful, motivated students. He is particularly eloquent on that topic. He pointed me [...]
Entries Tagged as 'Self-efficacy'
Confidence
October 15, 2009 · 1 Comment · Student Achievement
Tags: classroom formative assessment·effective feedback·Mindset·motivation·Rick Stiggins·Self-efficacy
Self-efficacy
January 30, 2009 · 1 Comment · Student Achievement
I’ve mentioned the term “self-efficacy” a couple of times, so here’s what the major researcher on the concept, Albert Bandura, says about it. This is a more recent reference (Bandura 1994) but he’s been writing on this topic for more than thirty years. I think this is very important, and is a description of a [...]
Tags: Self-efficacy
Kung Fu Panda
January 1, 2009 · 1 Comment · Student Achievement
One of the great unexpected benefits of having children is finding out how many great animated movies there are. One of my goals is to write about them all. Well, not really, but many are worth writing about. My latest favorite is Kung Fu Panda. When I started writing this, I was planning on not [...]
Tags: Mindset·Self-efficacy
