6A A Winning Culture SCR by Jasmine Shin

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

jshin59 — 2025-03-26 16:38:36 UTC

2025-03-26 18:48:58 UTC

The relationship and attitude towards their teams performance is they were wanting to be better and do better they prove this by saying "Although

Gallaudet lost the scrimmage by 53 points, the players noticed that they played

well and were able to focus on the positive aspects of the game." The players played better because they focused on the good parts which was making there attitude better.

2025-03-26 18:49:17 UTC

The reader can infer that the team's attitude affected their performance because, when the team had thought positively about their game, they had started to play a lot better than before. In the text it states, "The players noticed that they played well and were able to focus on the aspects of the game". The text also stated, "After that, the Bison won their next 20 games."

2025-03-26 18:49:45 UTC

I can infer that before they started playing good they thought that because they were deaf that they would lose but then they started thinking that being deaf could be helpful so they started to play good. I know this because in the story it said "A main factor leading to the team’s consecutive losing seasons was the way the team communicated on the basketball court. Unable to communicate through spoken words" and it also said "The Bison, on the other hand, had only to briefly glance at one another to know the next play. The other team’s players would also not be able to overhear the upcoming plays, often communicated through sign like gestures and mouth movements. And when the opposing team’s coach called a play, sometimes Cook could communicate that message to his team. In contrast, few opposing coaches understood sign language and were therefore not privy to the Bison playbook."

Winning culture

2025-03-26 18:50:13 UTC

the reader can infer that their attitude motivated them. Their attitude motivated them by focusing on the positive aspects of the game. Their attitude motivated text says that they might have lost but they focused on what went well while they played.

2025-03-26 18:51:37 UTC

What the reader can infer about the relationship between the teams attitude and their performance is that they have to work together to help each other get points and play right. For example, they have to use sign language and more to win. This shows how they have to work together to show how they perform well, and have as positive attitude.

2025-03-26 18:51:47 UTC

the reader can infer that the relationship with

Players attitude and their performance is, that they thought

They were not good because they were deaf but they only had 4 losses. The text evidence states.” They finished with an impressive record of 24 wins and 4 losses for the year..”

2025-03-26 18:53:07 UTC

The reader can infer that the team’s relationship between their attitude and performance is that their performance is affected by their attitude. Examples are if they had a bad attitude, they would not do good, and if they had a good attitude and were enthusiastic, they would win. The text states, “Cook wanted the Bison to be more enthusiastic about playing well… he told the team they were confusing deaf culture with a culture of losing. He said they needed to build a “winning culture””. This text evidence shows that the team needed to have a better attitude to win. They improved their attitude and thus, performed better and won more.

jshin59 — 2025-03-26 18:53:34 UTC

The reader can infer that the teams hard work in practice really pays off and that they are good at communicating in games even tho they are deaf.

The answer to the question

2025-03-26 18:53:38 UTC

after the seasons of losing the were frustrated. But after coach Cook joined the started to increase the intensity and they started wining more and it states that “ everything together this year” which shows joy.

jshin59 — 2025-03-26 18:53:48 UTC

I can infer that the team’s relationship between their attitude and performance because of how the coach Cook he tried to help them by communicating with them his way but then he learned side language to better communicate with them like how is says in the text “with an impressive record of 24 wins and 4 losses’’ so i think that the relationship between the attitude and performance was bad in the start but over all it got better because the communicated better

A winning culture SCR

2025-03-26 18:54:04 UTC

The reader and infer the relationship and attitude between their performance by looking of how they treat each other and how they play as a team. the text says “ The first two seasons of Cook’s coaching career with the Bison were neither easy or immediately successful.” Since he didn't know sign language they couldn’t really work together but then when he started to learn it and work together that’s when the team started to doing good. In conclusion the reader can infer relationships and attitude by looking at the way they work together.

2025-03-26 18:54:27 UTC

The reader can infer it was about the fact that they were losing points because the other team was better. “record of 3 wins and 23 losses the previous year.” That they are losing points the previous year.

Additionally the students at Gallaudet University

jshin59 — 2025-03-26 18:54:42 UTC

The reader can infer about the relationship between the team's attitude and their performance that they were not very good at basketball and working as a team in the beginning whenever Coach Cook came to Gallaudet because he did not know how to communicate with the team. A couple years passed, Coach Cook learned sign language and they got a lot better than they were. 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 strength as well."

2025-03-26 18:54:58 UTC

The reader can infer that the team has a good attitude, but there performance was not as good as there attitude because they have to look away from the game making it harder for them to keep up with the ball. I now this because it says,”the team keep losing the ball win they would look away from the ball they need to use there sight language easily.” It talked a lot about how they have good attitude even if they lost, that tells me as the reader that even if they felled they got back up. It said that cook learned sign language and that helped a lot.

jshin59 — 2025-03-26 18:55:26 UTC

Based off of what the team attitude was affected in the game’s performance. When the team starts having a good attitude is when they start having winning records in a game. In the text it says “we were able to to focus on the positive aspects of the game” after that the team won 20 of there games.

2025-03-26 18:56:13 UTC

The reader can infer about the relationship between teams attitude and their performance is that when the team had a better attitude they won more games and got better, the text states "At the beginning of the next season, Cook wanted the Bison to be more enthusiastic about practice and playing well," this shows that Cook does want to players to be better and he believes that if they fix their attitude their performance will be better.

2025-03-26 19:00:17 UTC

What can the reader infer the relationship between the team’s attitude and their performance is in order for them to play good they have to have good attitude because you don’t want to put yourself down because it will affect the gameplay.

In the text it says “He told the team they were confusing the deaf culture with a culture of losing. He said they needed to build a “winning culture”.

2025-03-26 19:08:29 UTC

I can infer that the teams hard can communicate really well with eachother in games even tho they are deaf and it may cause some problems too the play, but it still helps them get through hard moments and helped them improve from their hard work at practice showing it off in games because it says instead of loosing most of their games, they h won 14 which is more than half.

Answer

2025-03-26 19:10:31 UTC

In the text we can infer that there is a relationship between their attitude and performance. We can see this because in the story i states that “ every thing was good this year” this shows that the happier they got the better they played.