These days it’s difficult to avoid hearing reference to it; “grit” seems to be the new leadership, management, student, child “must have” ability, trait, skill, etc. It’s easy to nod our head, and agree it’s important, just as we did for “emotional intelligence”. But what does “grit” actually mean? In a recent article, Bravetta Hassell, associate editor at Chief Learning Officer, provides an interesting perspective and research: http://www.clomedia.com/2016/05/31/the-value-of-grit-has-been-overly-hyped/
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