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Errors Are Useful :  While teaching children, you must have found theft making mistakes off and on. How do you respond to the errors'? What do they tell you about the child-failure to learn, or an attempt to understand and internalise? Or is it both? If so, how do you distinguish between these two and decide what it is in a particular situation?

 


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