2A A Winning Culture SCR by Jasmine Shin

jshin59 — 2025-03-25 13:30:00 UTC

What can the reader infer about the relationship between the team’s attitude and their performance? Support your answer with evidence from the selection.

2025-03-26 14:38:50 UTC

The Reader can infer that the teams attitude changed as cook told them that they were confusing that culture with game culture and after that they got way better attitude

2025-03-26 14:40:17 UTC

At first they had bad attitudes about there plays so there performance wasn’t as good as it could be and at the end there attitudes were good so there plays and performance were good and they started winning

2025-03-26 14:41:22 UTC

At first they played bad because they were deth and thought they would never win because of that but after the new coach came they had a lot more confidence and they actually started wining

2025-03-26 14:42:07 UTC

The reader can infer about the teams attitude and performance that they have a good attitude so they started winning more games because when they had a bad attitude about them not having good communication and bad teamwork they would loose. In paragraph 7 it says “ at the beggining of next season cook winter the team to be enthusiastic about practicing and playing well”it also says in paragraph 6 “ the teams efforts began to show Posotive results.”

A deaf person

2025-03-26 14:42:16 UTC

the reader can infer about the relationship between the teams attuide and the performance was like negative and postive aka good and bad. because it says that they were losing because they had dought and no hope but then when the locked in believed in there self and good they started to win

2025-03-26 14:42:26 UTC

The reader can infer about the teams attitude and their performance by seeing how whenever they have a bad mindset, they'll lose. And whenever they have a good mindset, they'll win.

2025-03-26 14:43:15 UTC

Your aditude affects your ability’s.

Winning culture

2025-03-26 14:43:41 UTC

What the reader can infer about the relationship and the teams attitude and their performance is. That they have a good coach because he found ways to be able to communicate with them so that they could get more wins instead of losses. And it help their performances because they didnt have to take their eyes off the ball so much. The text states " he used an interpreter on the sidelines to convey messages to the players on the court."

2025-03-26 14:44:31 UTC

The reader can infer that the relationship between the teams attitude and their performance mean a lot in order for them to win. The text states “Then Cook began to learn sign language, and he used an interpreter on the sidelines to convey messages to players on the court. He soon realized that

what he had thought was an obvious disadvantage players lipreading on the court had the possibility to be a strength as well”.

2025-03-26 14:45:11 UTC

The reader can infer if their attitude was bad they would do bad, but if it was good they would play good. The text state,” He told the team they were confusing Deaf culture with a culture of losing. He said they needed to build “a winning culture.’” In conclusion when they have higher/good attitude they play well.

A winning culture SCR

2025-03-26 14:45:14 UTC

They can infer that the relationship between the team's attitude and their performance is that the coach took the time to get someone to talk to the girls and he gave them confidence to win. Paragraph 5 ''Then Cook began to learn sign language, and he used an interpreter on the sidelines to convey messages to players on the court. He soon realized that what he had thought was an obvious disadvantage—players lipreading on the court—had the possibility to be a strength as well.''

A winning culture scr

2025-03-26 14:45:40 UTC

The reader can infer from the relationship between the team's attitude and their performance that they believe because they are deaf that means they are losing.

The text states “at the beginning of the next season, cook wanted the bison to be more enthusiastic about practice and playing well, but some players still felt that cook did not understand the deaf world. Cook was very upset about this perception. He told his team that they were confusing deaf culture with a culture of losing. He said they needed to build a winning culture.”

This shows that the players think they are losing because they are deaf but they are just confusing being deaf with losing.

SCR

2025-03-26 14:45:50 UTC

The reader can infer that the relationship between the team's attitude and their performance depends on Cook learning sign language and their attitude being positive. In the text it states, "Then Cook began to learn sign language, and he used an interpreter on the

sidelines to convey messages to players on the court." This evidence explains how Cook learned sign language and tried to help they become better players despite they being deaf. in the text, it explains "The team’s efforts began to show positive results. In the 2009–2010 season, the

Bison finally achieved a winning season of 14 wins and 12 losses, the team’s

best record in 10 years." This evidence shows that they improved a lot by Cook learning sign language and giving better instructions.

2025-03-26 14:46:40 UTC

The relationship between the team’s attitude and their performances , is when they started to think that they good this and thinking positive change the performance from winning some games. In the text it states “the players noticed that they played

well and were able to focus on the positive aspects of the game. "We always

remember how we played that day, and it’s lifted our level of play in general,”

star center Nukeitra Hayes commented through an interpreter.”

SCR

2025-03-26 14:47:31 UTC

The reader can infer that the team’s attitude and their performance shows that whenever Coach Cook got an interpreter and he and his team used certain signs to play the games it improved their performance because they were able to understand each other without a lot of complication to the team. The teams attitude was effected by this in a positive way because once the team started to win the teams efforts began to show positive results. IN the 2009-2009 series.

SCR

2025-03-26 16:02:21 UTC

The reader can infer that the relationship between the team’s attitude and their performance where related because at first they thought that being deaf was a large disadvantage and they did not have great attitudes and it lead to losing records during the season, but then they started to realize that they could use sign language to their advantage and started to have a better attitude about it which resulted in winning seasons. In the text it states “He told the team they were confusing Deaf culture with a culture of losing. He said they needed to build ‘a winning culture.’”