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Have you thought about just letting people fail, even if they say they understand and you know full well that they don’t? Failing is an important learning experience that often leads to a more positive learning outcome.

I had a tendency to do exactly as you described when I first started working in academic/corporate settings but someone else pointed this same thing out to me and it’s honestly been a gift that keeps on giving.

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“That asshole knew I was wrong and did nothing!”

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“That asshole must have explained it wrong!”

Some people will always have an excuse.

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