Beginners 101: How to confront and overcome the discomfort of starting something new

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Volume 1 – issue 1

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September 1, 2021

Beginning something new and confronting new circumstances requires us to bear the discomfort of being a beginner. It necessitates experiential learning—any learning that happens when we intentionally consider our experience to be a source for a potential lesson. Research insights into how students learn through experience can benefit anyone who is facing the discomfort of new learning.

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