Post 630755 by gryps@mastodon.acc.sunet.se
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(DIR) Post #624403 by noelle@elekk.xyz
2018-10-18T21:43:20Z
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Never forget: most of us have been poisoned by a toxic educational system that teaches us systematically that failing at a task or not knowing a correct answer is shameful.There is no inherent shame in failure, in not knowing, or in being wrong, and we shouldn't actively shame others for it.Get back up, learn something new, and try again.
(DIR) Post #624588 by karyl@cybre.space
2018-10-18T21:53:05Z
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@noelle we really need to redefine failure on a broad level.Failure is *not* "not getting something right away"Failure is *choosing* to stop trying, but if you learned something in the attempt, even that is a learning experience and not necessarily a bad thing.It's also useful to reframe attempts not as zero-sum "win/lose" activities, but more of a continuous process of tiny, incremental progress.
(DIR) Post #624647 by InspectorCaracal@tootplanet.space
2018-10-18T21:56:44Z
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@noelle i'm going to limit my reply to a very loud MODERN EDUCATIONAL SYSTEMS ARE ****SHIT**** and leave it there
(DIR) Post #624934 by daHob@tootplanet.space
2018-10-18T22:11:15Z
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@noelle ignorance is the first step toward knowledge
(DIR) Post #626650 by DetectiveHyde@thechad.zone
2018-10-18T23:45:21.516904Z
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@noelle "I am the wisest of all the Greeks, for I alone of all the Greeks know that I know nothing."
(DIR) Post #627093 by KitsuneAlicia@octodon.social
2018-10-19T00:20:03Z
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@noelleIndeed. If anything is shameful, it's not learning from the mistake.
(DIR) Post #629714 by anna@witches.live
2018-10-19T05:01:32Z
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@noelle how does one learn if not from failure?
(DIR) Post #630571 by LibertyPaulM@linuxrocks.online
2018-10-19T06:53:57Z
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@noelle School is jail for children. Always has been, always will be. Abolish it
(DIR) Post #630755 by gryps@mastodon.acc.sunet.se
2018-10-19T07:14:49Z
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@noelleI would agree with you, but here in Sweden it´s gotten nearly the other way around. It seems like people are proud of not knowing anything.