Failure and mistakes are natural parts of language learning, but the majority of people are terrible at learning from these failures. Today, I’m going to explain why we are bad a learning from past mistakes and give you a few strategies that might help you improve!

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Vocabulary

Proficiency (n) - a high level of skill or expertise in a particular subject or activity.
To devalue (v) - to diminish or reduce the importance, worth, or quality of something.
Constructively (adv) - describes doing something in a positive, helpful, or productive manner.
Motivation (n) - the inner drive or desire to achieve or accomplish something.
To procrastinate (v) - To delay or postpone doing something, often out of intentional avoidance.
To reflect (v) - To think deeply or carefully about something, often in order to gain insight or learn from past experiences.
Determined (adj) - Having a strong resolve or firmness of purpose; being committed and persistent.
Embarrassment (n) - a feeling of self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness.

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