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You're praising effective practicing habits. You can praise learning from mistakes. That's great. I always took "A for effort" to be extremely patronizing bec
by hashkb 10y ago
You're praising effective practicing habits. You can praise learning from mistakes. That's great.
I always took "A for effort" to be extremely patronizing because I was trying to do the thing right.
- gohrt 10y agoThe problem is the "A", not the "A for effort". "A for results" just highlights an arbitrary bar that is likely too low or too high.