Boys vs Girls: Boys outperform girls in math, and girls outperform boys in literature
Behavioral engagement: Learning activities
Emotional engagement: How much they like the school
Cognitive engagement: A self regulated approach to push themselves
Motivation to do school: predicts academic performance (if already low motivation, then this cascades to even less motivation)
Choice Matters: success ≠ enjoyment, but choice (choose to do) = higher motivation
Goal orientation: Performance (outcome) vs. mastery (learning) goal orientation
Expectations for success: (“I believe I can do it well”) positively predicts grade/performance
Test anxiety: This can affect someone through worry and negative emotions which may play a role in the outcome
Task value: Subjective value a person assigns to a task (Which depends on; interest in material emotional stress ect)
Parenting context: Provide emotional warmth and support as well as information and guidence
Peers context: Assist one another
Bidirectional (Peer context): Similarity of peers in academic engagement and performance mean peers can have positive or negative influences on academics
Entity orientation: Fixed mindset (Either you're good or bad at something)
Incremental/mastery orientation: you can improve on something, it's not innate