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Carol Dweck, the psychologist who studies motivation, likes to say that all the world's parenting advice can be distilled to two simple rules: pay attention to what your children are fascinated by, and praise them for their effort.

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I will be more intentional about building in more time for deep practice.

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I would recommend this book for anyone who works directly with children who are looking for information regarding a more effective method for providing growth in students.

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Although this book provided an opportunity to learn about growth of myline, I sometimes found this book to be written in a manner that was very drawn out. I felt like the information could have been given in a more direct and condensed manner.

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"Where deep practice is all about staggering-baby steps, ignition is about the set of signals and subconscious forces that create our identity; the moments that lead us to say, that is who I want to be."

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My teaching will change by my focusing more on the deep practice part of teaching as well as the ignition part.

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I would suggest that educators read this book as well as parents who are homeschooling their children.

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This book was intriguing to read and provided a lot of insight into exactly how "greatness" comes about in a person.

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, “It’s not how fast you can do it. It’s how slow you can do it correctly.”

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I will continue to be more encouraging towards my students and make sure they know it’s not always important to be the first person to done, but more important to be done correctly.
Being first doesn’t always mean you’re right!

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This book was the enjoyable. Become a coach; push, motivate, strive for greatness!

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Y.Williams

would refer this book to teachers( those who need a refresher and are just over teaching and those who are new to the “game”)

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"A teacher affects eternity; he can never tell where his influence stops."

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I will be more intentional when praising, ensuring that I am praising efforts and hard work. I will also encourage students to think independently and problem solve by providing activities that promote these skills.

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I would recommend this book to anyone who works with children of any age.

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There is a lot to be gained from what this book teaches. Knowledge brings about change.Growth mindset.

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I have always maintained that expecting fools, men did not differ much in intellect, only in zeal and hard work

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I will be more conscious of how I`m teaching things.

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Teachers who may need to be reminded of why they made the commitment to serve children.

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a great book overall.

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My favorite quote: "Excellent is a habit"

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It will change my teaching to not "wishing" but expecting "breakthrough and breathtaking" results as I plan my lesson plans.

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"Excellence is a habit." Love it!

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"It's not how fast you can do it. It's how slow you can do it correctly."  Prime example: The Tortoise and the Hare.

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Deep practice.  I will continue to instill the importance of studying (deep practice) and improve the study log and process with my students.

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I would suggest parents to read this book as well as any professional educator in or out of a classroom.

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I will try to ignite students motivation to find a love for math and how it can be applied in every day life.

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I will try to ignite students motivation to find a love for math and how it can be applied in every day life.

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Clough

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The book had some great points and loved the deep practice chapter talking about biological aspect. I did find however that it was very drawn out in a lot of chapters.

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I would recommend this book to any one who works with children or has children of their own

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I would recommend this book to any one who works with children or has children of their own

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Clough

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I felt this book was a bit long-winded; however, I did enjoy about the part about being a coach.

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I would suggest this book to all whose job is to educate our youth

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I found this book to be cumbersome.

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I would suggest anyone whose job is to help educate our youth.

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I found this book to be cumbersome!

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"Mostly though,  I feel it in a changed attitude toward failure, which doesn't feel like a setback or the writing on the wall anymore, but like a path forward."

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Weir- I will use "failure" in my students as building blocks to build upon what they already know and to use that as a path toward the goal.

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Weir- I will use "failure" in my students as building blocks to build upon what they already know and to use that as a path toward the goal.

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Weir- Teachers or coaches... anyone who has the responsibility of teaching someone a new skill

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Weir- Teachers or coaches... anyone who has the responsibility of teaching someone a new skill

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Weir- I enjoyed bits and pieces of this book, but with everything else that needs done as a teacher, I found it to be too in-depth to give it my full attention.

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Weir- I enjoyed bits and pieces of this book, but with everything else that needs done as a teacher, I found it to be too in-depth to give it my full attention.

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“A teacher is one who makes himself progressively unnecessary."

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I will be more intentional about praising for effort rather than just having the right answer or being finished.

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I would suggest this book to teachers, parents, coaches, or anyone else who works with children and instructs them.

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I found this book, while a bit wordy at times, interesting and thought provoking and it made some good points that could be applied to teaching.

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"What skill building really is, is confidence-building. First they got to earn it, then they got it. And once it gets lit, it stays lit pretty good."

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I will work on building confidence in my students and praising them more for their efforts. Ignition is one of the biggest parts.

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I will work on building confidence in my students and praising them more for their efforts. Ignition is one of the biggest parts.

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I would recommend this book to coaches, parents, teachers, those that want to be better leaders. Overall anyone who wants to practice their talent and help it grow would benefit, not just those around children.

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I enjoyed the book and loved all the examples that it provided for us to relate to. However, I wasn't too keen on the whole myelin concept / science aspect.

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"They each took part in the greatest work of art anyone can construct: the architecture of their own talent."

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My teaching will change due to what I read by trying to make a conscious effort in praising hard work over talent and also using some of the skills and practices that these great coaches of these talent beds utilized to cultivate such talented people.

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I would suggest all educators and people who have any type of interaction with kids would benefit from reading this book.

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I understood the concept behind the book and what it expressed but it was a bit hard to get into it. I would practice some of the concepts shared in this book, they are useful.