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RT @WSJ: For children, perfectionism is the enemy of success—and parents can help. https://on.wsj.com/2PliJ7e pic.twitter.com/mEcQZ4Q8fY
And some of us just beg them to turn in every assignment and listen in class. I’ve found that kids that typically test well, sometimes have the worst work and study habits. AMOF they seem to think they can learn from being around their homework and attending class...
When perfection is your goal, excellence is your fall back.
Perfectionism in itself isn’t a problem. It becomes a problem when allowances aren’t made till perfection is achieved. Teaching children that being not perfect is ok could be detrimental in the long run. In adult lives most activities of transactional nature need perfection.
Flexibility and adjustments are required for relationship based activities between individuals in society (including animals). There perfectionism would be out of place.
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