Learning Frames: How To Learn From Failure

by Shane Lester

How Do You Learn From Failure? Creating a new Learning Frame will help you learn your way to success.A New Framework For LearningYour mind naturally views situations and experiences in terms of learning. From birth you have been creating Learning Frames to explore and explain the world around you. A Learning Frame is how people view change, how they view learning, and their mindset toward failure and success. You can change your Learning Frame by following the tenets in this book. Based upon neuroscience and instructional design principles, Learning Frames will help you diagnose learning needs, formulate learning goals, and implement appropriate learning strategies. Increase Your Mindset For LearningSome things you learned about yourself in school are not true. You actually can change, and your mind can embrace new knowledge. There is no one-size-fits-all approach to learning. There is no recipe for learning. A framework for learning is more powerful than a prescribed method, technique, or style of learning. Learning Frames is a systematic approach to change your learning behavior and mindset. How To Learn From Failure Success is not the absence of failure. Failure teaches you how to move forward. Achievements are the result of learning how to overcome and learn from failure. When you fail to reach your goals you need to frame your experiences as something to learn from by creating a new Learning Frame. Every topic, every subject, every failure, every need to know more, can be placed within a Personalized Learning Frame, which empowers you to identify, target and structure relevant information to maximize your energy, as you learn from your failures, moving rapidly toward your goals.Success is all about learning. How you view learning will determine your level of achievement. The next time you fail to reach your goals you will know how to learn from that failure.Create a new Learning Frame and learn your way to success now!

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Published June 4, 2021