How Resilient do you think you are?
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1)How resilient do you think you are? Not very/quite/enough/very
2)when you meet with failure, what do you think are the factors contributing to your failure? i.e.
- cos u didnt learn properly
- cos u not good enough
- cos you didnt put in enough effort
etc~
3) what are your immediate responses to criticism of performance?
*ba. reading article on resilience and its impact on student learning.... so self entertaining* -
wah.... tough question....
When I encounter failure... my first thought is usually to give up...but then again I don't usually act on my first thought... hehehe
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can be difficult to pick up sometimes.....look at AA
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if i wasn't, i'd have died or gone insane long ago
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eh got to answer all 3 questions if possible.Originally posted by ShrodingersCat:1. How resilient do you think you are?
2. when you meet with failure, what do you think are the factors contributing to your failure?
3.what are your immediate responses to criticism of performance?
*ba. reading article on resilience and its impact on student learning.... so self entertaining* -
1) resilient enoughOriginally posted by ShrodingersCat:1)How resilient do you think you are? Not very/quite/enough/very
2)when you meet with failure, what do you think are the factors contributing to your failure? i.e.
- cos u didnt learn properly
- cos u not good enough
- cos you didnt put in enough effort
etc~
3) what are your immediate responses to criticism of performance?
*ba. reading article on resilience and its impact on student learning.... so self entertaining*
2) didn't put in enough effort
3) Consider the validity of the criticism and the credibility of the critic. -
Dunno man ><"
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1)How resilient do you think you are? Not very/quite/enough/very
quite resilient.. probably because i'm too dumb to know any different
2)when you meet with failure, what do you think are the factors contributing to your failure? i.e.
- cos u didnt learn properly
- cos u not good enough
- cos you didnt put in enough effort
usually, all of the above.. and sometimes pure dumb (bad) luck
crap seems to happen to me in the most silly ways...
3) what are your immediate responses to criticism of performance?
is it? dang.. i did it wrong.. wonder if i can get it right if i get to do this again? -
shro cat, can u tell mi where u found the article?
mi wanna read too....
erm...and sorry but i dun wanna answer the questions here... 
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so what does our answers say about us?? kekekeke
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hee reading abt incremental theorists vs entity theorists.. the article "From Research to Reality: Enhancing Learning and Psycho-social Development" given by my tutor.. from the journal Pastoral Care, September 2002, Written by Ann Nadge, Edited by Peter Lang. think you might find it in JSTOR.Originally posted by udontknowme:shro cat, can u tell mi where u found the article?
mi wanna read too....
erm...and sorry but i dun wanna answer the questions here...
I thought its interesting because how our current education system really inculcate entity learning values. No wonder so many people low self esteem and cynical la.
But of course, some thankfully remains unharmed. Sometimes .. no learning is good learning. -
hee..when I finish my writing my essay *vomits*... i'll stick my summary of the article in here.Originally posted by KittynMeow:so what does our answers say about us?? kekekeke -
hahahhahaa jia you jia you.....Originally posted by ShrodingersCat:hee..when I finish my writing my essay *vomits*... i'll stick my summary of the article in here. -
I am the not smart type...so dun understand...
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1)How resilient do you think you are? Not very/quite/enough/very
Enough
2)when you meet with failure, what do you think are the factors contributing to your failure? i.e.
- cos u didnt learn properly
- cos u not good enough
- cos you didnt put in enough effort
etc~
All of the above.
3) what are your immediate responses to criticism of performance?
sadness -
Originally posted by ShrodingersCat:1)How resilient do you think you are? Not very/quite/enough/very
quite, can be better
2)when you meet with failure, what do you think are the factors contributing to your failure? i.e.
- cos u didnt learn properly
- cos u not good enough
- cos you didnt put in enough effort
etc~
usually is i'm too lazy or greedy, and didn't want to sacrifice sleep/play/leisure time to get the job done
3) what are your immediate responses to criticism of performance?
if it's something i care about, then sadness. Else I'll just laugh/smile smile it off. -
Originally posted by ShrodingersCat:
1)How resilient do you think you are? Not very/quite/enough/very
Very. Life bites me. I bite back
2)when you meet with failure, what do you think are the factors contributing to your failure? i.e.
- cos u didnt learn properly
- cos u not good enough
- cos you didnt put in enough effort
etc~
Rarely meet failures. I believe in planning. When I do meet with failures, its usually due to circumstances not within my control. Etc: someone's else decision to make.
3) what are your immediate responses to criticism of performance?
Uh. Defensive. I know its awful. But if i did put in the effort, of course it'll be great. And while I dont expect a "GREAT JOB", at least dont hurl crap back at me.
I am in a crappy mood this morning cos i received 3 horrible phonecalls in a row.
If the answers dont make sense, just ignore -
Originally posted by ShrodingersCat:1)How resilient do you think you are? Not very/quite/enough/very
I m a happy go lucky person
2)when you meet with failure, what do you think are the factors contributing to your failure? i.e.
- cos u didnt learn properly
- cos u not good enough
- cos you didnt put in enough effort
etc~
Never really thought of factors contributing to failure but will always pick myself up after a fall ...
3) what are your immediate responses to criticism of performance?
Emotional = angry / Logical = humilation is one of the ways to improve
*ba. reading article on resilience and its impact on student learning.... so self entertaining* -
Quite stubborn but not dumb.Originally posted by ShrodingersCat:1)How resilient do you think you are? Not very/quite/enough/very
2)when you meet with failure, what do you think are the factors contributing to your failure? i.e.
- cos u didnt learn properly
- cos u not good enough
- cos you didnt put in enough effort
etc~
3) what are your immediate responses to criticism of performance?
*ba. reading article on resilience and its impact on student learning.... so self entertaining*
I could kept mute and think about it when i'm alone.
It is good to have criticisms but i don't like unfair criticism.