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In recent years, cognitive scientists have done gobs of research on how making mistakes help us learn, much of it funded by the federal Institute for Education Science. Some findings make intuitive sense. Some are completely surprising. And many important findings that are relevant to teaching are not making it into the classroom, or penetrating very slowly.
Via Miloš Bajčetić 
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Now that I’m on the other side of 40, the value of failure is obvious. Although painful at the time, it's clear to me that my greatest moments of growth always came after I fell on my face. Evidence: As a junior in college, I applied to be editor of the school’s daily newspaper. Great… Via Ariana Amorim
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