We all know that part of being human is making mistakes, and we have all made our fair share of them. As we journey through ...

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After admitting our wrongs and forgiving (not excusing) ourselves, we can face consequences that may accompany our mistakes. We are also more open to those who choose to forgive us.

We are back to our old habit of never analysing events that shake us all and learn from our mistakes. How can we not immediately investigate how more than 150 people could be killed within a few days?

These are also our mistakes to learn from. We will never be perfect, so we must accept that we will make mistakes. Amazingly, both children and adults have the same feelings after a mistake.

And so just as the nation, after egregious mistakes, continues on its journey through the desert, may we continue on our journey too. Behatzlacha. Two Special Bar Mitzvah Celebrations ...

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Testing works as a learning tool because it exploits a simple principle of human brain function. We are wired to learn from our mistakes and challenges, a phenomenon called error-driven learning.