Chapter 10 Questions

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Think about it

  • Is failure important? Or are we glorifying failure?
  • Think about a time when you failed. Was it good failure or bad failure?
  • What can you learn from failure?
  • How can you become more resilient in the face of setbacks?

Think about it

  • Option One: Hitch a ride with Nature Labs! Reflect on this lesson and take a (virtual) drive through your classroom: Mount Robson Provincial Park!
  • Option Two: Actually go outside. For real. Go for a nature walk in your community to reflect on this class with your friends or family.
  • Option Three: Do both!
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