This Mindshift article by Holly Korbey offers interesting insights into the role that failure plays in the development of students.
What do Students Lose by Being Perfect? Valuable Failure | MindShift | KQED News.
Posted by: Gregory Linton | 08/13/2015
Students learn from failure
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