For students, not knowing the right answer is uncomfortable and frustrating. That’s exactly why they need to experience it.

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Add it up and it makes the case for more intensive education of struggling learners, especially in the early grades, and for strict scrutiny of the way kids are actually learning core subjects.

In fact, she believes that when beginning home cooks use recipes, they are never really learning how to cook, rather they are simply learning--over and over--how to follow the instructions of others.