Learn how to set goals to help you succeed as a student. This is goal setting 101 and it’s a skill you need to learn.. Get involved with the 2 Minute Classroom community: https://bit.ly/2QvgbYy. Subscribe to 2 Minute Classroom: https://bit.ly/2PdkPpk. Find more at https://www.2minuteclassroom.com. My Gear. My mic Blue Yeti Microphone: https://amzn.to/2Q6PoCc. Full kit Blue Yeti Microphone kit: https://amzn.to/2Q1lM9o. GTX Graphics Card: https://amzn.to/2Pcygpp. Animation Software: https://www.videoscribe.co/en/. Thanks for stopping by, this is 2 minute classroom, and today we are going to talk about goal setting for students, using a four key steps.. We all have goals that we want to achieve as students. Maybe it’s to get straight As, or maybe to get into a certain university after high school and or high paying job after college. Maybe your goal it to just pass your classes.. Let me know what some of your goals are in the comments or the community tab.. Now, Let’s get into it.. Step 1 is to select a goal.. This is the easy step.. For example, you may have a goal to get at least a 3.5 GPA in all your courses this semester. Great goal.. Step 2 is to define your motivation.. Why do you want your goal? Maybe you want a 3.5 GPA to be eligible for sports, maybe it’s to get into a decent college, or maybe it’s just to keep your parents happy. Whatever it is, the motivation is what will drive you to accomplish the goal, especially if you get discouraged, think of it as your reward for accomplishing the goal.. Step 3 is to break the goal down.. So you want at least a 3.5 GPA, how are you going to do it? By setting smaller goals that build up to the larger goal.. This could be things like:. Take notes in every class. Study for at least 1 hour every day. No late assignments. Attend every class. Etc.. I can’t over emphasize the importance of this step.. Accomplishing goals is a lot like eating and elephant.. And how do you eat an elephant? One bite at a time of course.. So breaking your goal down into bite size chunks helps you understand what you need to do to reach the goal and gives you a road map to get there.. Step 4 is to write it down.. If you really want to accomplish a goal, it needs to be top of mind, so you need to see it regularly, probably everyday. So write down the goal, the motivation, and some of the main sub-goals and post it in a prominent place. This could be in your room, your car, your bathroom, or better yet, all three.. I have my goals for my YouTube channel posted on the wall right in front of my desk where I work on my videos. I see it all the time and am constantly reminded of what I want, why I want it, and what I need to do to get it.. If one of your goals is related to doing well in your classes, consider subscribing and checking out my videos.. I look forward to reading your goals in the comments here and in the community tab.. Thanks for watching and I’ll catch you next time.
With 7 ways to motivate kids, this video includes a transcript with captions. Inspired by the article, How Parents Motivate Kids Through the Senses https://www.kidsdiscuss.com/feature_article.asp?fa_id=198. . This YouTube video shares 7 important discussion questions. The questions get youngsters to think deeply and personally about the value of motivation in their lives. This video also shares 5 self-talk rhymes for motivating kids.. Visit Jean Tracy’s: Website: https://www.KidsDiscuss.com. Blog: www.ParentingSkillsBlog.com. Transcript and captions: The Motivated Child – How Parents Raise Can-Do Kids. It’s frustrating when your child whines, “I can’t, It’s too hard.”. The good news is you can help motivate him.. Ask these 7 discussion questions to help your child think about becoming a Can-Do kid.. 1. How does ‘giving up’ feel? Describe a time when you had that feeling? 2. What stops you from trying? Let’s talk about it.. 3. How do you keep yourself motivated when the task is boring or difficult? Describe a time when you stayed motivated.. 4. How do you make yourself try new things when you don’t want to? Tell me about a time when you did try.. 5. How are I-Can’t kids different from Can-Do kids? 6. How does a kid develop a Can-Do attitude? How might he think or feel? 7. Talk about a time when you were a Can-Do kid. What were you thinking and feeling? Suggestion: Ask just one questions per discussion. Why? To keep it focused and not overwhelm your child.. One more tip, praise your child’s “Can Do” attitude whenever you see it or hear it.. Share these 5 Motivation Rhymes to encourage your child’s positive self-talk.. I don’t whine, cry, or give-up. My spirit’s made of stronger stuff.. I do not shirk from difficult work.. When I focus and hear, my thinking is clear.. My mind’s inner eye sees my goal and I try.. I work hard. It’s very true. ‘Cuz’ my motto’s, “I Can-Do.”. Post the saying your child chooses on the fridge as a reminder.
Samantha Ettus focuses on human potential. In this provocative talk, she argues that going beyond pink and blue is essential to helping all children get from where they are today to what they could become tomorrow. At a time when princess, pink and pretty are marketed more heavily than ever before, gender stereotypes have become even more prevalent. Ettus passionately makes the case that it is only by removing gender bias from the home, the classroom, the toy stores and the media, that all children will have the opportunity to reach their full potential.. Samantha Ettus is a work/life wellness and parenting expert. She has worked with thousands of celebrities, CEOs and professionals who aim to perform at the highest levels in their professional and personal lives.. .
Since earning her undergraduate and MBA degrees from Harvard, Sam has become a bestselling author of four books, a writer for Forbes, a sought after speaker and host of a nationally syndicated call-in radio show. Sam’s fifth book, The Pie Life: A Woman’s Recipe for Success and Satisfaction, will be published in September, 2016.. .
Sam has a powerful social media following and is consistently called on by traditional media outlets for her parenting and career advice. She makes regular national television appearances on shows including Access Hollywood, The Today Show, The Security Brief, Home and Family and Fox and Friends, among others.. .
Sam splits her time between Los Angeles and New York with her husband and three children.. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at http://ted.com/tedx
Do you like or enjoy my videos? Then consider buying me a coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/uQKkXCF6B. Setting SMART Goals How To Properly Set a Goal (animated). If you want to succeed, you need to set goals. Without them you lack focus and direction. They also provide you with a benchmark to determine whether or not you’re actually succeeding at them.. We all struggle sometimes to achieve our plans. And it’s not that we lack the effort, but our goals are not structured efficiently.. To accomplish your objective you need to know how to set it up properly. You can’t simply say, “I wish I could make more money” and expect it to happen.. A goal without a plan is just a wish.. It is also important to recognize, that not all objectives are created equal.. So, today I’ll explain the SMART method of goal setting and how it will amplify your chances of actually succeeding.. S stands for: Specific. Your goal must be clear and well defined. You can only get to where you want by defining precisely how you’ll get there.. M stands for: Measurable. Tracking the progress of your goal is an important part of keeping you motivated. It allows you to set milestones that you can celebrate when you achieve them and reevaluate when you don’t.. A stands for: Attainable. Make sure that it’s possible to achieve the dreams you set for yourself. Far too many people fall into the trap of setting impossible goals. While they may push you forward for a while, you will almost certainly end up giving up on them. Instead of being impossible, your goals should be challenging yet achievable.. R stands for: Relevant. Your plans should be relevant to the direction you want your life and career to take. A common issue we face, is having too many goals at the same time, or pursuing the wrong goals. Unless your plan is relevant to your overall life plan, achieving it may not accomplish anything.. T stands for: Time bound. This is one of the most important factors.. You plans must have a deadline. If you don’t set a time limit you have basically unlimited time to achieve your goals.. But there’s one last thing. Most people think that goal setting is a one time event. Like you set your goals once and you’re done. However it’s actually an ongoing process. It never ends.. Your plans will need evaluation and revision so it’s important to stay flexible.. Business email: [email protected] #smart #goals
In this episode of Small Talk, we explore the role motivation plays in one’s life, setting goals, and why it’s important to do so.. Subscribe to CBC Kids for new videos EVERY day! https://www.youtube.com/kidscbc?sub_confirmation=1. Find more videos, games, stories and activities at CBC Kids http://www.cbc.ca/kidscbc2. CBC Parents offers crafts, recipes and activities your family will love plus personal (often hilarious) stories from the trenches of raising kids: http://www.cbc.ca/parents Follow CBC Kids! https://www.facebook.com/cbckidsca. https://www.pinterest.ca/cbckidsca. https://twitter.com/cbckids. https://www.instagram.com/cbckidsca. Make sure and SUBSCRIBE to be the first to know about new shows, videos, songs and playlists from CBC Kids.. https://www.youtube.com/kidscbc?sub_confirmation=1. Find more videos, games, stories and activities at CBC Kids http://www.cbc.ca/kidscbc2. CBC Parents offers crafts, recipes and activities your family will love plus personal (often hilarious) stories from the trenches of raising kids: http://www.cbc.ca/parents. Follow CBC Kids! https://www.facebook.com/cbckidsca. https://www.pinterest.ca/cbckidsca. Follow us on Twitter: @CBCKids. Instagram: @cbckidsca
Watch more videos http://goo.gl/iIzPui. Lee Hausner, PhD Clinical Psychologist and Author, shares advice for parents on what they can do to help successfully motivate their child in a beneficial way.. For more expert parenting tips, visit http://www.kidsinthehouse.com. —-- Please watch: “Celebrities Give Parenting Advice”. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3j_pGQ5ac-0. ——
How to Motivate Your Tween for Their Goals Be Upbeat. If you want your tween to embrace learning, or try new things be sure you present a positive and upbeat Be Inspiring. It’s always nice to hear upbeat stories of success.
Be sure to share your own stories about how you set. Step 1: Encourage your Teen to Write Down Their Goal Studies have shown goals are achieved at a significantly higher rate when they are written down. A teen might initially be resistant to the idea of writing down their goal: “I know I’ll do it!” or “Don’t you trust me?”. Help Your Tween Manage Her Periods and Emotions. By Jennifer O’Donnell How to Motivate Your Tween for Their Goals.
By Jennifer O’Donnell The Child Behavior Checklist. Medically reviewed by Steven Gans, MD Establishing Rules for Kids and Preteens. By Jennifer O’Donnell View More. In order to motivate your teenager, you must develop a relationship of trust.
To do so, strive to empathize with your teenager’s emotions, needs, wants, and goals. There are two types of empathy: affective and cognitive. Affective empathy is based in feelings, experiencing an emotional response in regards to someone else’s situation. It’s much better to encourage and compliment them on how hard they worked. Ultimately, that’s what matters.
So as a parent, I think it’s important to know what your kid’s goals are because then you can use that as a tool to motivate them. Your child’s goals may be really good and realistic. You can motivate your teens with encouragement which is very different from trying to get your teens to do what you want. Humor, collateral, let’s make a deal, and involvement are positive motivation tools.
There is one surefire way to get your kids to keep their agreements, and it’s called follow-through. According to Education World, there are six key secrets to successful goal setting that you can communicate to your students: Write clear and measurable goals. Create a specific action plan for each goal. Read your goals daily and visualize yourself accomplishing them. Ask your child to set a goal that is related to an area of interest or a change you would like to see in his behavior.
Remember that children, even in adolescence, can have a difficult time setting goals on their own. If your child doesn’t even want to do any homework at all, start small. Help them reflect back to what their hopes and dreams were when they were children and go from there,” she says. Teens need to clearly see their goals, whether it’s graduating from high school, going to college, or just passing the next big test.
But kids who struggle with school cannot be expected to reach their goals alone. Start by communicating honestly and frequently with each employee in your group, really getting to know your employees (and letting them get to know you), and infusing your team with your own optimism and vision.
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Foster their talents, feed their curiosity, and ask them about their dreams — girls need reminders every day that their dreams can come true.
Explaining that they will be able to do the things they enjoy (fully participating in sports, playing outside with their friends, and so forth) might be a better motivator.
from Clinical Asthma E-Book by Mario Castro, Monica Kraft Elsevier Health Sciences, 2008
Tween Instead of offering a reward, talk to your tween about what you think she needs to work on, whether it’s doing a better job on homework or taking on more chores.
Urge them to establish realistic goals and outcomes so they can meet the rapidly changing needs of their toddler and learn to cope with typical toddler behaviors.
Provide advice to teens and parents about having realistic expectations; encourage them to agree on a level of normalcy and adequate rest for the teen so that he or she can still fulfill responsibilities in the home.
from Maternity and Pediatric Nursing by Susan Scott Ricci, Terri Kyle Wolters Kluwer Health/Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, 2009
Talk to them, motivate them, help them to become something that they want to be.
Don’t sweat those first steps, or try to rush them (if she’s not ready to step out on her own, no amount of parental prodding will motivate her to reach that milestone faster—and in fact, too much pressure can slow her down plenty).
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My 10’year old boy. Was danceing for years untill lock down. Now he won’t do anything at home or anywhere i say his mates are doing it so you need to. Soon as I say he storms off.
This video is a great reminder to me to create a can-do environment in my home, as kids learn the best when motivation comes from within. I especially like the tips and the rhymes. I just subscribed to this channel so I can see more of your videos as they are released.
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A goal without a plan is just a wish meaning a wish is something you dream of, and a goal is something your going to accomplish.
2. Your goal must be clear and well defined.
3. Why would you want your goal to be measurable?
Tracking the goal is good to show progress and to keep us motivated. So you know you can accomplish setting your goal to high will drain you eventually.
4. What might one feel if they set goals that are not attainable?
One might feel their goals aren’t attainable if their to high, don’t set a goal if you don’t have the ability to keep it.
5. How would you ensure that a goal is relevant?
Pursing one goal at a time, make sure you have a purpose.
6. What tools are useful in making sure your goals are time-bound?
Keeping them on your mind so you don’t flop.
7. However its actually an ongoing process ; it never ends. Your plans need evalution and revision so its important to stay flexible!
Anybody who is watching this as an assignment for school should be grateful. These things are not taught in school when I went there. Consider yourselves lucky kids.
1. I will learn holly Quran 2.with my teacher to evaluate me 3.l plan every day l will study ex friday and my lessons 3 times 4. I will end insha’Allah in next Ramadan
Goal ; to start a permaculture project on a farm land in south India. Initial aim: to get support in the initially year from local authority. I have a month to reach how I can do this. Thanks
Ok, your wish of learning French reminded me something. So…..I also wanna learn Korean, because I like kpop, k-dramas and Korean music. The problem is I alway have to rely on subtitles that’s why I started to learn the language. So is it also useless??? Plz answer.
My major goals are 1. Study much more so I can get a job when I turn sixteen. 2. Save up $25 after every paycheck, and make 20,000 dollars in 3 yrs so I can move to LA. 3. To to LATTC, and learn culinary to get my own restaurant.
i see young ones here commenting that theyre only watching this cuz their teachers told them to. take it from a 29 yr old who just started to take his life seriously. Dont take this for granted!:)
Excellent advice… “Man ever aspires to greater heights and loftier goals. He ever seeks to attain a world surpassing that which he inhabits, and to ascend to a degree above that which he occupies.” Baha’i Faith
My Goals: 1. Improve my problem solving skills (within 6 months). 2. Become a full stack web developer (within 2 years). 3. Become a freelancer (within 4 years).
I was a junior high and high school English teacher for almost 40 years, and I NEVER favored the boys; I was extremely fair, and mostly the girls would come to me between classes and after school because they were having personal problems. I always said the same things you’re recommending. I always told every kid that he or she could make mistakes and it was ok! I actually had a young man who was “challenging” in the classroom, come back to see me after school a few years later dressed in Navy attire and decked out beautifully! I said he looked wonderful and asked him why he was back here at school (especially in MY classroom!), and he told me he was there to thank me. I asked him why. He said he was going to commit suicide one day and had it perfectly planned out, but apparently while I was milking around the classroom (I always made it a point to check in on each student and ask how he/she was.), I said something positive to him, that I didn’t and don’t even recall, to him that made him change his mind about his plan. He decided to make something of himself and joined the Navy. If I had that influence in one young man, and saved a life, my entire teaching career was worth it. ��
I love how you’ve illustrated this. SMART goals are ‘de rigueur’ in coaching and business and I find them very useful. I have often found it useful to make a distinction between ‘big dreams’ and ‘attainable goals’, as I’ve seen some people try to ‘SMART’ the big dream. I find it’s also work exploring impact bias. Thanks for this video!
How does one decide what is relevant when they believe that most everything outside of eating, sleeping, and being living is irrelevant?
I would like to learn a language, but at no point in the future do I ever see myself in a situation where I would need to know another language, except maybe Spanish but highschool has ruined that.
What’s wrong with wanting to learn French because it sounds nice?
The presentation was so promising at the start:/ Why is the presenter wearing a skirt, blouse, wedding band, long hair and make-up? I think she read a book that was written 100 years ago and decided to do a 15 minute TED talk in 2016. You’re a little late my dear.
If there was “gender stereotyping in schools” and “bias in the classroom” that prefers boys and gives disadvantages to girls, then why are girls outperforming boys in PISA studies across the globe? No matter how (un)egalitarian a society, girls do better academically. How does this substantiate the theory of gender discrimination? Please explain.
What if her two girls grow up, and their biggest goal and dream for their lives is to be a stay-at-home wife and Mom? I’m sure this lady wouldn’t be okay with that. And that’s very sad.
I always tell my granddaughter to look at people as if she were blind and just look at their souls. I ask her, if I’m putting her to bed, to think of 3 things she’s grateful for. I doubt her parents do that! They are both too materialistic, and her dad, who is a great dad, but doesn’t believe in anything but himself, would never do that. She actually told me at 3 years old that her dad, whom she lives dearly, doesn’t think she does anything right. I grew up with that same type of father, but he was an alcoholic. I have NO idea why I have good self-esteem now, but it took many years to get that! I hope to God that my daughter can counteract that attitude.
I salute your statements,because you have addressed such a big issue.I am from India.In India there are tons of gender stereotypes.The only way to eradicate this belief is giving proper education, for which teachers are main.So I request my teacher community to start to think at least now, that why only few girls are trying to be prove that they are equally capable of getting success as men. but many girls are still considering themselves as they borne to serve male society. if they go apposite to this, they will get hell after death(it is complete non science).I am a teacher I am proud of myself,I never biased girls and boys.I call them with their universal identity i e kids, children, students.dear all.Thank you Samantha Ettus.
Some excellent points….I would only add that we shouldn’t limit them either waymy girls love princesses and legos: they have Thomas the train, Frozen and Moana. I show them the options and let them choose.
Okay. Hard to take an advise from a woman who wears skirt, make up, long hair, burgundy (I guess) color blouse, high hills..you get the point. She herself is selling her point of view but she’s so stereotyping herself with fashion and accessories typically wear by women. So unlocking the children’s potential is by being gender neutral?
How old is your data? Girls and women have been outperforming boys and men academically for years and the disparity is only growing. Let’s agree that there are many issues for girls in self-image and role-modeling but let’s not presume that these things don’t exist or don’t, in other ways, disparage boys.
True, there are stereotypes. However, I do not agree that boys are encouraged to speak more than girls. I believe it depends on the teacher, parents, etc.. The education seems to want conformity & students who are well behaved, not to be curious & ask questions. Change begins with each one of us..
Saying ‘you can be anything ‘ to your kids is just wrong and not true. It might be right if you were born in a developed country and you had a supporting family. For the rest of us It’s less than 1% chance of becoming what we want in our life. There is so many factors to this. This talk is so oversimplified. I would rather say to my kids ‘you can be happy in life no matter what’.
You are right we should unlock our children’s potential, but I don’t agree with people that don’t understand that there are biological and psychological differences between men and women, each have their own advantages and disadvantages over each other and we should not try to raise them the same way, they should learn that even though there are differences between men and women there is nothing wrong with it, we should not fight nature we should embrace it!
I love so much of this talk and your work. As a mom who worked part time, full time and more as I raised kids (now 18and 21), I wish I recognized more of this as we were growing up. However, as a teacher, I cannot help but feel defensive. I have taught preschool through high school, trained hundreds of teachers and administrators in classroom management and social-emotional skills. I know the hard work and dedication teachers put into their classroom communities and into knowing each child. Like all other industries, I know this doesn’t apply to all. Just as your statements about teachers looking at and calling on boys 2/3 of the time is a generalization. Yes, there is data to back that up. But there is data to back up much of what happens in the classroom. As I listened, I couldn’t help but feel defensive as a teacher “no! that’s not what I do! that’s not what I have witnessed other teachers doing.” I hope that your viewers recognize this doesn’t apply across the board and that many, if not most, teachers work diligently to help kids see humans as humans and not to foster subtly nor overtly stereotypes. It’s our awareness, collective and individual, that helps create the shift not sweeping generalizations.
“Do you have any dreams or goals that you’re currently working on?”
Since last month I’ve been learning a programming using JavaScript language on a website called khan academy. My goal is to create personal or public games. And honestly it’s going good. I still have many things to say, but I don’t want to explain too much.
I love this video thank you, Jean for giving parents such sound, proven and usable advice on how to motivate our kids. The transcript with captions are wonderful!!
Ask just one question per discussion! That’s where I fall short. Especially with boys, they can’t talk long about it. Patience is a virtue, I remind myself impatiently. I need more patience, and I need it right now! Rhymes are also nice.
Wonderful video, Jean. The idea of “Can-Do” is so powerful and as usual, this video includes many solid, actionable suggestions for parents and children.
Great video Jean! having confidence to tackle challenges is so important, and increasingly so, it seems, given the problems so many kids have “adulting” these days.
We sell ourselves short every time we say, “I can’t,” handing the task to someone who is at least willing to try. That’s the behavior we parents need to model, tackling tough jobs ourselves, working hard to accomplish something even if, in the end, we come up short-so much better than always relying on someone else or standing in the background and letting other do all the heavy lifting and get ahead.
Engaging questions about that oh-so-important topic: motivation. I especially like Jean’s ideas to pick just one question for discussion and to follow Can-Do attitudes with praise. A video well worth watching!
For many years Jean Tracy has been empowering parents as well as kids through her website. Her website http://www.kidsdiscuss.com is packed with valuable information.
Soooo how about when a perfectly capable child who can write neater than most adults, scribbles through there homework leaving it messy cause they just finished a 6 hour school day? Hes 8 and doesnt care what it looks like but the teacher wants it neater
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Another fantastic educational video that can offer parents actionable advice to motivate their child. I always appreciate Jean’s user friendly advice that is perfect for all parents to implement easily into their busy lives. 5 stars!
My school goal is to have a higher GPA in school to get into a good college. My personal goal is to pass my drivers test which is going to be next year. I am going to be a sophomore in high school so I want to try to pass my drivers test.
This was a great video For me, as a teacher, I am going to use Step 2) What is your motivation for a goal? That is so important, the why of “why” you’re doing something! I’ll show the students this tomorrow! Thanks
It a great idea to break big goals into smaller ones. Sometimes larger goals can feel overwhelming so breaking them up into something you can tackle not only helps monitor your progress but it also makes it a little bit less stressful
My 10’year old boy. Was danceing for years untill lock down. Now he won’t do anything at home or anywhere i say his mates are doing it so you need to. Soon as I say he storms off.
This video is a great reminder to me to create a can-do environment in my home, as kids learn the best when motivation comes from within. I especially like the tips and the rhymes. I just subscribed to this channel so I can see more of your videos as they are released.
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ANSWERS:
1. Difference between goal and wish.
A goal without a plan is just a wish meaning a wish is something you dream of, and a goal is something your going to accomplish.
2. Your goal must be clear and well defined.
3. Why would you want your goal to be measurable?
Tracking the goal is good to show progress and to keep us motivated. So you know you can accomplish setting your goal to high will drain you eventually.
4. What might one feel if they set goals that are not attainable?
One might feel their goals aren’t attainable if their to high, don’t set a goal if you don’t have the ability to keep it.
5. How would you ensure that a goal is relevant?
Pursing one goal at a time, make sure you have a purpose.
6. What tools are useful in making sure your goals are time-bound?
Keeping them on your mind so you don’t flop.
7. However its actually an ongoing process ; it never ends. Your plans need evalution and revision so its important to stay flexible!
Your welcome
Anybody who is watching this as an assignment for school should be grateful. These things are not taught in school when I went there. Consider yourselves lucky kids.
1. I will learn holly Quran
2.with my teacher to evaluate me
3.l plan every day l will study ex friday and my lessons 3 times
4. I will end insha’Allah in next Ramadan
Goal ; to start a permaculture project on a farm land in south India. Initial aim: to get support in the initially year from local authority. I have a month to reach how I can do this. Thanks
Ok, your wish of learning French reminded me something.
So…..I also wanna learn Korean, because I like kpop, k-dramas and Korean music. The problem is I alway have to rely on subtitles that’s why I started to learn the language. So is it also useless??? Plz answer.
My major goals are
1. Study much more so I can get a job when I turn sixteen.
2. Save up $25 after every paycheck, and make 20,000 dollars in 3 yrs so I can move to LA.
3. To to LATTC, and learn culinary to get my own restaurant.
i see young ones here commenting that theyre only watching this cuz their teachers told them to. take it from a 29 yr old who just started to take his life seriously. Dont take this for granted!:)
Excellent advice… “Man ever aspires to greater heights and loftier goals. He ever seeks to attain a world surpassing that which he inhabits, and to ascend to a degree above that which he occupies.” Baha’i Faith
My Goals:
1. Improve my problem solving skills (within 6 months).
2. Become a full stack web developer (within 2 years).
3. Become a freelancer (within 4 years).
These are my top 3 goals
Wish there was more than just one (failing) female figure in this. Makes me not want to use it as an educator. But the information is good.
I was a junior high and high school English teacher for almost 40 years, and I NEVER favored the boys; I was extremely fair, and mostly the girls would come to me between classes and after school because they were having personal problems. I always said the same things you’re recommending. I always told every kid that he or she could make mistakes and it was ok! I actually had a young man who was “challenging” in the classroom, come back to see me after school a few years later dressed in Navy attire and decked out beautifully! I said he looked wonderful and asked him why he was back here at school (especially in MY classroom!), and he told me he was there to thank me. I asked him why. He said he was going to commit suicide one day and had it perfectly planned out, but apparently while I was milking around the classroom (I always made it a point to check in on each student and ask how he/she was.), I said something positive to him, that I didn’t and don’t even recall, to him that made him change his mind about his plan. He decided to make something of himself and joined the Navy. If I had that influence in one young man, and saved a life, my entire teaching career was worth it. ��
Hello sir very well explained. Kindly share on which software which software you created this video. I will appreciate. Many thanks.
I love how you’ve illustrated this. SMART goals are ‘de rigueur’ in coaching and business and I find them very useful. I have often found it useful to make a distinction between ‘big dreams’ and ‘attainable goals’, as I’ve seen some people try to ‘SMART’ the big dream. I find it’s also work exploring impact bias. Thanks for this video!
Asking the RIGHT questions makes all the difference. Jean always provides excellent examples and tips parents can immediately put to use.
How does one decide what is relevant when they believe that most everything outside of eating, sleeping, and being living is irrelevant?
I would like to learn a language, but at no point in the future do I ever see myself in a situation where I would need to know another language, except maybe Spanish but highschool has ruined that.
What’s wrong with wanting to learn French because it sounds nice?
The presentation was so promising at the start:/ Why is the presenter wearing a skirt, blouse, wedding band, long hair and make-up? I think she read a book that was written 100 years ago and decided to do a 15 minute TED talk in 2016. You’re a little late my dear.
If there was “gender stereotyping in schools” and “bias in the classroom” that prefers boys and gives disadvantages to girls, then why are girls outperforming boys in PISA studies across the globe? No matter how (un)egalitarian a society, girls do better academically. How does this substantiate the theory of gender discrimination? Please explain.
What if her two girls grow up, and their biggest goal and dream for their lives is to be a stay-at-home wife and Mom? I’m sure this lady wouldn’t be okay with that.
And that’s very sad.
I always tell my granddaughter to look at people as if she were blind and just look at their souls. I ask her, if I’m putting her to bed, to think of 3 things she’s grateful for. I doubt her parents do that! They are both too materialistic, and her dad, who is a great dad, but doesn’t believe in anything but himself, would never do that. She actually told me at 3 years old that her dad, whom she lives dearly, doesn’t think she does anything right. I grew up with that same type of father, but he was an alcoholic. I have NO idea why I have good self-esteem now, but it took many years to get that!
I hope to God that my daughter can counteract that attitude.
I salute your statements,because you have addressed such a big issue.I am from India.In India there are tons of gender stereotypes.The only way to eradicate this belief is giving proper education, for which teachers are main.So I request my teacher community to start to think at least now, that why only few girls are trying to be prove that they are equally capable of getting success as men. but many girls are still considering themselves as they borne to serve male society. if they go apposite to this, they will get hell after death(it is complete non science).I am a teacher I am proud of myself,I never biased girls and boys.I call them with their universal identity i e kids, children, students.dear all.Thank you Samantha Ettus.
Some excellent points….I would only add that we shouldn’t limit them either waymy girls love princesses and legos: they have Thomas the train, Frozen and Moana. I show them the options and let them choose.
Okay. Hard to take an advise from a woman who wears skirt, make up, long hair, burgundy (I guess) color blouse, high hills..you get the point. She herself is selling her point of view but she’s so stereotyping herself with fashion and accessories typically wear by women. So unlocking the children’s potential is by being gender neutral?
How old is your data? Girls and women have been outperforming boys and men academically for years and the disparity is only growing. Let’s agree that there are many issues for girls in self-image and role-modeling but let’s not presume that these things don’t exist or don’t, in other ways, disparage boys.
True, there are stereotypes. However, I do not agree that boys are encouraged to speak more than girls. I believe it depends on the teacher, parents, etc.. The education seems to want conformity & students who are well behaved, not to be curious & ask questions. Change begins with each one of us..
Saying ‘you can be anything ‘ to your kids is just wrong and not true. It might be right if you were born in a developed country and you had a supporting family. For the rest of us It’s less than 1% chance of becoming what we want in our life. There is so many factors to this. This talk is so oversimplified. I would rather say to my kids ‘you can be happy in life no matter what’.
You are right we should unlock our children’s potential, but I don’t agree with people that don’t understand that there are biological and psychological differences between men and women, each have their own advantages and disadvantages over each other and we should not try to raise them the same way, they should learn that even though there are differences between men and women there is nothing wrong with it, we should not fight nature we should embrace it!
my girl, 10, told me that she doesn’t want to watch princess movies because they are weak, always they Waite for a prince to rescue them
I love so much of this talk and your work. As a mom who worked part time, full time and more as I raised kids (now 18and 21), I wish I recognized more of this as we were growing up. However, as a teacher, I cannot help but feel defensive. I have taught preschool through high school, trained hundreds of teachers and administrators in classroom management and social-emotional skills. I know the hard work and dedication teachers put into their classroom communities and into knowing each child. Like all other industries, I know this doesn’t apply to all. Just as your statements about teachers looking at and calling on boys 2/3 of the time is a generalization. Yes, there is data to back that up. But there is data to back up much of what happens in the classroom. As I listened, I couldn’t help but feel defensive as a teacher “no! that’s not what I do! that’s not what I have witnessed other teachers doing.” I hope that your viewers recognize this doesn’t apply across the board and that many, if not most, teachers work diligently to help kids see humans as humans and not to foster subtly nor overtly stereotypes. It’s our awareness, collective and individual, that helps create the shift not sweeping generalizations.
“Do you have any dreams or goals that you’re currently working on?”
Since last month I’ve been learning a programming using JavaScript language on a website called khan academy.
My goal is to create personal or public games.
And honestly it’s going good.
I still have many things to say, but I don’t want to explain too much.
I love this video thank you, Jean for giving parents such sound, proven and usable advice on how to motivate our kids. The transcript with captions are wonderful!!
Ask just one question per discussion! That’s where I fall short. Especially with boys, they can’t talk long about it. Patience is a virtue, I remind myself impatiently. I need more patience, and I need it right now! Rhymes are also nice.
Wonderful video, Jean. The idea of “Can-Do” is so powerful and as usual, this video includes many solid, actionable suggestions for parents and children.
Great video Jean! having confidence to tackle challenges is so important, and increasingly so, it seems, given the problems so many kids have “adulting” these days.
We sell ourselves short every time we say, “I can’t,” handing the task to someone who is at least willing to try. That’s the behavior we parents need to model, tackling tough jobs ourselves, working hard to accomplish something even if, in the end, we come up short-so much better than always relying on someone else or standing in the background and letting other do all the heavy lifting and get ahead.
Engaging questions about that oh-so-important topic: motivation. I especially like Jean’s ideas to pick just one question for discussion and to follow Can-Do attitudes with praise. A video well worth watching!
For many years Jean Tracy has been empowering parents as well as kids through her website. Her website http://www.kidsdiscuss.com is packed with valuable information.
Soooo how about when a perfectly capable child who can write neater than most adults, scribbles through there homework leaving it messy cause they just finished a 6 hour school day? Hes 8 and doesnt care what it looks like but the teacher wants it neater
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Another fantastic educational video that can offer parents actionable advice to motivate their child. I always appreciate Jean’s user friendly advice that is perfect for all parents to implement easily into their busy lives. 5 stars!
My school goal is to have a higher GPA in school to get into a good college. My personal goal is to pass my drivers test which is going to be next year. I am going to be a sophomore in high school so I want to try to pass my drivers test.
This was a great video For me, as a teacher, I am going to use Step 2) What is your motivation for a goal? That is so important, the why of “why” you’re doing something! I’ll show the students this tomorrow! Thanks
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It a great idea to break big goals into smaller ones. Sometimes larger goals can feel overwhelming so breaking them up into something you can tackle not only helps monitor your progress but it also makes it a little bit less stressful