Building Academic Confidence

Building Academic Confidence

A major issue shared by students is the struggle with self-confidence, particularly when it comes to academic work. Difficulty mastering a new concept or seeing a lack of results often becomes disappointing. We’ve all experienced a bad grade that’s killed our motivation and faith in our abilities. So how do we turn these negative situations into positive ones?

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Being confident drives your motivation and helps keep yourself focused. Self-confidence is the belief in yourself and your abilities; it’s a sense of self-assurance. When you’re confident you have the mindset that you can achieve anything if you put your “best foot forward”, and the drive to overcome difficult obstacles. Here are 3 tips to help build self-confidence:

1. There is no such thing as failure, only lessons to learn
2. Assess your strengths and weaknesses
3. Give yourself credit for every success you have attained (no matter how small the accomplishment)

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Remember that being confident and achieving success is part of a process. You don’t need to wait for a 95% average to feel good about yourself and what you do. By having confidence in the process of getting there, not only will you be more motivated, positive results will follow. You are embarking on a learning journey that is bigger than just the academic record you attain. It involves how you grow as a person in developing your everyday work habits and ethics.

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