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Grit: An important characteristic in learners.

Drayton A Hammond¹

¹University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, Little Rock, AR.

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|November 29, 2017

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Grit, the passion for long-term goals, predicts success by combining talent and effort. This perseverance is crucial for overcoming challenges in academics and professions, including pharmacy.

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Educational Psychology
Pharmacy Education

Background:

Grit, defined as perseverance and passion for long-term goals, is linked to success in various fields.
Grit may be a stronger predictor of success than other factors, especially under stress.
Effort, a key component of grit, influences goal achievement by directing, sustaining, and intensifying actions.

Discussion:

Grit's role in academic achievement is supported by the combination of talent and effort.
The concept of grit, particularly the emphasis on sustained effort, has implications for evaluating professional capabilities.
This commentary explores grit's relevance beyond pharmacy and its potential applications within the field.

Key Insights:

Grit is a significant predictor of success in diverse professional and academic settings.
The interplay of talent, effort, and sustained passion is central to achieving long-term goals.
Understanding grit can enhance the evaluation of individuals in demanding professions.

Outlook:

Further research is needed to explore grit's specific applications and predictive validity in pharmacy education and practice.
Investigating grit may lead to improved student selection, training, and support strategies in pharmacy.
The concept of grit offers a valuable framework for fostering resilience and achievement in future pharmacists.