My classes emphasize the "Learning Zone" more than the "Performance Zone," but the semester-long writing projects definitely have some performance-like aspects. That is something I can try to highlight by using this helpful infographic! See transcript below, and be sure to read this very informative article:
Learning and Performance Zones in Sports by Jeremy Frith (
at Twitter) and Eduardo Briceño (
at Twitter). It contains some great observations about coaching and about learning in general.
| Learning Zone | |
versus | |
Performance Zone |
| improve | |
GOAL | |
do as best as we can |
| improvement | |
ACTIVITIES
DESIGNED FOR | |
execution |
| we haven't mastered yet | |
CONCENTRATE
ON WHAT | |
we have mastered |
| expected | |
MISTAKES
ARE TO BE | |
avoided |
| low stakes | |
REQUIRED STAKES | |
any stakes |
| challenge | |
COMMON SOURCE
OF MISTAKES | |
lapse of focus
or unpreparedness |
| learning | |
DESIRED RESPONSE
TO MISTAKES | |
learning |
| growth mindset | |
OPTIMAL MINDSET | |
growth mindset |
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