When we give kids the message that mistakes are good, that successful people make mistakes, it can change their entire trajectory, Boaler said. 100 percent is not an ideal score. When kids come home from school and announce that they got everything right on their school work, Dweck advises parents to offer some sympathy: Oh, Im sorry you didn't get the chance to learn.Read more at The Atlantic: 100 Percent Is Overrated - The Atlantic
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