From Rage to Hope: Strategies for Reclaiming Black and Hispanic Students
By Dr. Crystal Kuykendall
Chapter 2 – The Impact of Self-Image on Achievement and Motivation
“We cannot possibly bring out the best in our children unless we’re willing to give the best of ourselves.” – C. Kuykendall
· Some believe self-image is enhanced by increasing student achievement.
· Evidence to show that there is a correlation between student performance and how the student sees him/herself in comparison to others.
· For many minority students, self-image not only affects academic performance, but also affects how they respond in social settings.
· Social self-image is developed through home/family connection, peer groups, and other social systems.
· Low Academic Self-Image and High Social Self-Image comparison table (page 41)
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