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Originally Posted by teh603
If that's the goal. You can also use it to undermine someone's ability and keep them from ever developing competence.
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Sure, there's good teaching and bad teaching and good and bad teachers, even within the same pedagogic strategy (I think I just made that term up). Goes for parenting too.
But by the same token, you can undermine someone's education and ability to perform later on by ignoring or not correcting mistakes.
I keep hearing stories of kids who are graduated out of high school as functional illiterates because the schools didn't want to damage their self esteem by failing them.
ApK