N the context of the text, what should be the goal of education? How do you think Duckworth’s findings can be used to promote greater academic success in students? Cite

examples from the text, your own experience, and other literature, art, or history in your

answer.

This question is about "Grit: The Power of Passion and Perseverance"

According to the text, the goal of education should be to leave the children grittier.

Duckworth's findings can be used to promote training for teachers and country, to make them able to encourage students not to fear the difficulties of academic life, but to be bold, courageous and strong, knowing that they can overcome these difficulties and that failing is a natural process, it is not shameful and it is not permanent.

Explanation:

In summary, the text shows that academic knowledge is not enough to promote good academic development for students, but this academic knowledge must be stimulated along with good self-esteem and resilience, along with courage. This combination is essential to transform young people into successful students.

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