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         <title>“Although your lecturer will be keeping an eye on your progress, you should also take a keen interest in how you are moving forward with your learning. Set aside time to look at your grades and the feedback that has been given by your lecturer throughout each of your modules so you can see where you have already improved and to evaluate which areas might need your attention next.” (Becker 1)</title>
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         <title>“Do not set too many targets at once otherwise you are likely to feel overwhelmed and give up.” (Becker 1)</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[“The pupil’s classmates go on, but the retained child must start over, with new classmates, most of whom are younger, smaller, and brighter.” (Karl 1)]]></description>
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         <title>“Students frequently experience failure as a source of fear and anxiety that impedes risk-taking and experimentation.” (Feigenbaum 4)</title>
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         <title>“Students expressed a desire for systems of higher education to destigmatize failure through changes in both rhetoric and policy.” (Ross 1) </title>
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         <title>“When instructors discussed with their students how to best respond to feedback, students were more likely to view small failures as a helpful part of the learning process.” (Ross 1)</title>
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         <title>Both focus on the role of feedback and self-monitoring. Together, they show that progress depends on both personal responsibility and guidance from instructors.</title>
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         <title>Both highlight the emotional and social costs of failure. Feigenbaum shows the internal fear and anxiety, while Karl shows the external consequence of being left behind.</title>
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         <title>Both stress the importance of realistic structures. Ross calls for institutional change, while Becker warns about setting personal goals carefully.</title>
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