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Watch the video about the Science of Productivity and answer the discussion question.

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Watch the video about the Science of Productivity and answer the discussion question.

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This short animated video explains the science behind productivity and offers practical tips for increasing one’s productivity.

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When you hear the word "productivity," what does it make you think of? Do you think that definitions of productivity are the same around the world? Do you think all cultures value productivity in the same way? How do different cultures link productivity to ideas about why people succeed? Share examples from your life, observations or popular culture to support your argument.

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We will be using Padlet in order to complete our reading practice. There will be a reading passage along with some discussion questions. You will reply to at least one other classmate. You must be in-depth in your reply and you cannot just say "I agree." After you have finished the reading passage, there will be a video with discussion questions as well! -Mrs. Baze

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Have there been times when you have prioritized your personal needs over a deadline? Is it acceptable to make leisure a priority, or should we push forward to ensure productivity? Are the ways in which we create happiness and success ever in conflict with each other?

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Maria Konnikova uses her article to make the claim that summer can make us lazy. Do you agree or disagree? In the context of your own life, what role do the seasons play on your mood and productivity? Are there different times of the school year where you feel you work better? Why?

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In your experience, what are some of the factors that impact your own productivity? Do you think that there are generational and/or cultural differences in how we view productivity?