Do You Have Grit? Tips for a successful year. What is Grit? Dictionary definition: Courage and resolve; strength of character Synonyms: bravery, spirit,

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Do You Have Grit? Tips for a successful year

What is Grit? Dictionary definition: Courage and resolve; strength of character Synonyms: bravery, spirit, fortitude, determination, persvervence, endurance

How much grit do you have? Let’s take a quiz!

Scoring For questions 1, 4, 6, 9, 10, and 12 assign the following points: 5= very like me 4= mostly like me 3= somewhat like me 2=not much like me 1=not like me at all

For questions 2, 3, 5, 7, 8, and 11 assign the following points: 1= very like me 2 = mostly like me 3 = somewhat like me 4 =not much like me 5 =not like me at all

Add your scores, and divide by 12 to determine your level of grit 5 is highest—Extremely Gritty 1 is lowest—Not Very Gritty

How can you improve your grit? Mental toughness Courage Passion

Determination Face every challenge with a positive attitude Don’t let other people discourage you Just because it hasn’t been done before doesn’t mean you can’t do it

“Never give up on your dreams” zion-harvey-never-give-up-on-your-dreams/

Courage Always do what you know is right Don’t be afraid to try new things Treat everyone fairly and with kindness Help other people achieve their goals

“Do the right thing at the right time”

Passion Take pride in your work Do your best on every task Find what makes you happy, and do it well Share your talents with others “It’s amazing what you can do if you love what you do”

“Go for it! Follow your passion!”

Be Proactive Use your time wisely Ask for help when you need it Be prepared for class Read and study ahead Pace yourself

Get Involved Join clubs, teams, and student organizations Check the school web site and listen to announcements Sign up for text reminders Sit with new people at lunch Show school spirit

Communicate With you teachers… With your counselors… With your parents. Be honest Stand up for yourself

Stay Organized Use a planner or homework app Use homework folders Study every day Don’t procrastinate Stick to your goals

And Finally… Never give up Always do your best Ask for help when you need it Help others when they need it