Monday, 23 November 2009

Every mistake is an opportunity to learn

Error is defined as an unintentional deviation from a goal, caused by an act or omission that is in principle avoidable.

Errors happen when we make decisions. 
  • By improving the way we make decisions, we can try to prevent errors, or minimise their probability. 
  • By improving the way we respond when things go wrong, we can try to manage errors, or minimise their impact. 
  • We can also try to create positive impacts in negative situations, by taking the opportunities for learning that mistakes provide. 

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