13 mayo 2015
Policymakers and practitioners have grown increasingly interested in measures of personal qualities other than cognitive ability–including self-control, grit, growth mindset, gratitude, purpose, emotional intelligence, and other beneficial personal qualities–that lead to student success. However, they need to move cautiously before using existing measures to evaluate educators, programs, and policies, or diagnosing children as having «non-cognitive» deficits, according to a new review.
http://feeds.sciencedaily.com/~r/sciencedaily/~3/yjNIcRJWZ4E/150513102629.htm
