From The Hechinger Report: To err is human – and a powerful prelude to learning

July 27, 2017

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Claudia Wallis

How can mistakes be rethought of as an effective learning tool? Read a comprehensive analysis on research that shows how setbacks and student errors can be the most powerful way to learn. Growth mindset and seeing struggle as a part of learning is a key aspect in this.

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