9th Grade ICAP
16 days ago
ICAP
Individual Career and Academic Plan
Spring ICAP: Grit and Goals
Lesson: Grit
On a Google Doc write down your Grit Score and write about how you apply Grit to your life.
What is Grit?
Grit is the ability to keep working toward a goal, overcoming challenges and sticking with it even when it's hard.
A true definition of grit would say that grit is a personality trait that helps you keep working toward long-term goals despite setbacks or failures. It is similar to perseverance and it requires a growth mindset— two similar character traits that mean you are willing to keep working and improving at something despite the challenges that get in your way.
“Ever tried. Ever failed. No Matter. Try again. Fail again. Fail better.”
Lesson: Values
Lesson: Goals
“The most important scientific discovery about self-control is that it can be taught.”
—Walter Mischel
10th Grade ICAP
16 days ago
By Kalie Midcap
ICAP
Individual Career and Academic Plan
Spring ICAP: Grit and Goals
Passion and perseverance for long-term goals
GRIT
Lesson: GRIT
On a Google Doc write down your Grit Score and write about how you apply Grit to your life.
What is Grit?
Grit is the ability to keep working toward a goal, overcoming challenges and sticking with it even when it's hard.
A true definition of grit would say that grit is a personality trait that helps you keep working toward long-term goals despite setbacks or failures. It is similar to perseverance and it requires a growth mindset— two similar character traits that mean you are willing to keep working and improving at something despite the challenges that get in your way.
“Ever tried. Ever failed. No Matter. Try again. Fail again. Fail better.”
lesson: values
lesson: Goals
“The most important scientific discovery about self-control
is that it can be taught.”
11th Grade ICAP
16 days ago
By Kalie Midcap
ICAP.
Individual Career and Academic Plan
Spring icap: grit and goals
Passion and perseverance for long-term goals
GRIT
lesson: Grit
What is Grit?
Grit is the ability to keep working toward a goal, overcoming challenges and sticking with it even when it's hard.
A true definition of grit would say that grit is a personality trait that helps you keep working toward long-term goals despite setbacks or failures. It is similar to perseverance and it requires a growth mindset— two similar character traits that mean you are willing to keep working and improving at something despite the challenges that get in your way.
“Ever tried. Ever failed. No Matter. Try again. Fail again. Fail better.”
lesson: Value
Lesson: goals
“The most important scientific discovery about self-control is that it can be taught.”
—Walter Mischel12th Grade ICAP
14 days ago
By Kalie Midcap
ICAP
Individual Career and Academic Plan
Spring ICAp: grit and goals
Passion and Perseverance for long-term goals
GRIT
Lesson: grit
What is Grit?
Grit is the ability to keep working toward a goal, overcoming challenges and sticking with it even when it's hard.
A true definition of grit would say that grit is a personality trait that helps you keep working toward long-term goals despite setbacks or failures. It is similar to perseverance and it requires a growth mindset— two similar character traits that mean you are willing to keep working and improving at something despite the challenges that get in your way.
lesson:values
Lesson: goals
"The most important scientific discovery about self-control is that it can be taught.”
—Walter MischelSources of Strength
about 1 month ago
PSAT/SAT
16 days ago
By Kalie Midcap
The SAT is focused on the skills and knowledge at the heart of education. It measures:
-What you learn in high school.
-What you need to succeed in college and career training.
The same habits and choices that lead to success in school will help you get ready for the SAT. The best way to prepare for the test is to:
- Take challenging courses.
-Do your homework.
- Prepare for tests and quizzes.
- Ask and answer lots of questions.
Don’t miss out on these strategies:
- Determine Your Target Score: Total Score Range 400-1600
-Figure Out How Long You'll Need to Study
-Analyze Your Mistakes and Focus On Your Weaknesses
-PRACTICE, PRACTICE, PRACTICE
PSAT/SAT Practice
Reading Passages