Social Learning Theories

My personal belief about myself greatly affects my attitude towards tasks and goals that I set. I always try to keep a balanced view of myself by determining my weaknesses and points of improvements. But rather than letting these inhibit me from learning and reaching my goals, I use them as starting points and motivations to improve my performance. I realized that a positive view of one’s self improves performance because of confidence and drive. Giving up on obstacles even before trying, or complying just for the sake of accomplishing requirements shuts off opportunities for growth and self-discovery. I hope that this realization also reaches people who have large potentials but are reduced and intimidated by unreasonable expectations towards themselves. I strongly believe that Bandura’s theory on self-efficacy will help improve attitudes toward unlocking learning and teaching potentials.

Published by karenashleyabrigo

I/ENFJ I am a step by step learner. I rarely do shortcuts. I love analogies. I hate chaos.

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