Do kids really learn from failure?

Is failure rare? 

Is failure useful?

What determines the impact of failure?

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  3. misstephanieb answered: Failure could be useful, if its impact on the student’s future was not so great.
  4. adancingshadow answered: From a student’s point of view no. It’s traumitzing, especially for Honors students. It makes them (me) feel worthless and not good enough.
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  6. nikmuse answered: failure is rare
  7. yasminiskwl answered: it depends whether they care or not
  8. livayne answered: Im affraid that they will learn only when it will be too late.
  9. wrongendofthebed answered: I think that what determines the impact of failure is the way that the people around the student respond to failure.
  10. darwinapprentice answered: I think so. Especially gifted kids. Failure is common. Useful is not relevant. The one who fails and their teacher determine the impact.
  11. littlestwampum answered: 1. no, or at least it shouldn’t be 2. yes, it builds stamina, grit and perseverance 3. depends, mb creating a culture of celebrated error
  12. indalesio answered: a) yes as every one. b) is on our daily. c) depends d) you mean if the learning of failure fail.. just if (kids) you are alone. in life path
  13. tipico-hablar answered: (:
  14. balancedgirl007 answered: I think it depends on the child. Failure can help children so they understand their weaknesses.
  15. allowtheoceantowakeinyou answered: What is failure? It’s definitely not the same by everyone’s standards. Avoiding failure shouldn’t be what i
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