Um mergulho profundo: Enhancing Swimmer's Performance Through Journaling, Value-Based Performance, and Growth Mindset (Aprimorando o desempenho do nadador por meio do diário, desempenho baseado em valor e mentalidade de crescimento).

DOI: https://doi.org/10.24135/link-praxis.v2i1.18
Palavras-chave: Mentalidade de crescimento, natação de alto desempenho, registro no diário, desempenho com base em valores

Resumo

Em "A Deep Dive", avalio como o registro em diário, o design editorial e os tokens podem ser usados para melhorar o desempenho dos nadadores. Tornar-se um nadador de alto desempenho requer uma mentalidade forte para superar situações desafiadoras e ter um desempenho de alto nível. Como aspirante a nadador de alto desempenho, usei experiências pessoais para desenvolver uma estratégia para superar esses desafios inerentes ao esporte. Usando uma pesquisa autoetnográfica e reflexiva, incorporei metodologias como desenho, prototipagem, feedback crítico, criação digital e fotografia para concretizar esse projeto. Com base em percepções de áreas contextuais, como mentalidade de crescimento, registro em diário, desempenho baseado em valores e o trabalho de profissionais como Maritn Naumann e Chris Harkin, criei três artefatos distintos: um diário de mentalidade, um livro e cinco fichas de valor.

Biografia do Autor

Blake Elliott, Auckland University of Technology

Blake Elliott é graduado em Design de Comunicação pela Auckland University of Technology (AUT) em Auckland, Nova Zelândia. Combinando experiências pessoais com pesquisas contextuais, Blake examina como o emprego do registro em diário, o desempenho baseado em valores e uma mentalidade de crescimento podem melhorar o desempenho de um nadador.

Marcos Mortensen Steagall

 

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Publicado
2024-10-20
Edição
v. 2 n. 1 (2024): Vol. 2 No. 1 (2024): Pesquisa orientada para a prática e diáspora latino-americana em Aotearoa Nova Zelândia
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Articles

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