Trial and error is a form of learning and problem solving that involves trying something to see what works and what doesn't. LearningTrial and error is a basic type of learning. It is essential in early childhood when other learning skills such as reading aren't yet available.
Risk TakingTrial and error is a form of risk taking that requires trying something that may fail. AmbiguityA tolerance for ambiguity is required for trial and error as results are unknown.Fail OftenTrial and error is the root of innovation and problem solving techniques such as fail often.
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An overview of motivation.
Why designing for the average person fails.
The common types of political correctness.
A definition of school culture with examples.
The definition of knowledge economy with examples.
Common examples of self-improvement.
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A list of thinking approaches and types.
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A few dangers of being too abstract.
The difference between objective and subjective.
A definition of intellectual diversity with examples.
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