TRY TO LEARN FROM A MISTAKE

Everyone makes mistakes sometimes. The key is to try to learn from what happened so you can avoid it next time. Here are some steps to follow. 1. Take responsibility. It might be tempting to blame others, but it’s smarter to admit you made a mistake. You could tell a parent, coach, or other adult what happened. They can help you decide on the next step, such as apologizing. 2. Consider solutions. What could you do better next time? Brainstorm ideas on your own or with an adult. For example, if you hurt someone’s feelings because you were frustrated, next time you could take three deep breaths before answering them. Or if you didn’t put your laundry away when asked, you could create a reminder for yourself for next time.…

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