“We can learn wisdom by three methods: first, considering what is most noble; Secondly, imitating what is easiest; and third, the most bitter experience."
It's time to remember the amazing journey that we went through as a Grade 10 students at the end of this school year. Markov has shown a very high level of effort and growth in this quarter, showing deep respect for our teachers. We've made important invaluable lessons that will guide to our next steps. I will take this moment to express my profound gratitude as I bid farewell to all of you.
New learning often challenges students, especially those who step out of their comfort zones to explore different topics or learn new skills. Approaching something new can be intimidating, and students may struggle when faced with confused or frustrated. However, these challenges can give students an opportunity to develop flexibility, problem-solving skills and a growth mindset.
Regarding new learning requires curiosity and an open mind, rather than approaching any new learning challenge threatens their intelligence or skills, students can develop a growth mindset that sees challenges as opportunities for growth and improvement In other words, students should adopt a mindset that accepts that they may not always understand new concepts to acquire new skills, but that is normal and progress takes time.
Another consideration for new learning is that it requires a supportive environment that encourages experimentation and risk-taking. Students should feel that they can make mistakes and not be judged or punished for them. A safe and supportive learning environment can also help alleviate the anxiety and stress associated with facing new challenges, allowing students to focus their attention and energy on learning and achievement.
Finally, students should not hesitate to reach out to teachers, tutors, peers, or online resources if you are new to struggling with learning. Asking for help is a sign of strength and can provide valuable guidance and support. Learning is a dynamic and continuous process, and students should feel empowered to take on new challenges, accept their mistakes and shortcomings, and ultimately be proud of their progress and achievements..
Markov, thank you for your friendship, support and sharing experiences to one another. We've been laughing, crying, and celebrating each other. In my mind, the memories we've created will forever remind me of what I went through as a tenth grade student.
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RETRIEVED: April 26,2024
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