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I know from experience that we can only see what we are prepared to see. When I was in junior high, I practiced the piano hard to win a tough competition, but my teacher scolded me even for small mistakes and rarely praised me no matter how well I played. So I assumed she was just too hard on me and failed to recognize my effort. However, now I am old enough to understand she did all that for the benefit of my growth.
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I know from experience that we can only see what we are prepared to see. When I was in junior high, I practiced the piano diligently / studiously / many hours a day hard to win a tough competition, but my teacher scolded me even for small mistakes and rarely praised me no matter how well I played. So I assumed she was just too hard on me and failed to recognize my effort.
- I know from experience that we can only see what we are prepared to see.
- When I was in junior high, I practiced the piano diligently / studiously / many hours a day hard to win a tough competition, but my teacher scolded me even for small mistakes and rarely praised me no matter how well I played.
- So I assumed she was just too hard on me and failed to recognize my effort.
- However, now I am old enough to understand she did all that for my benefit of my growth .
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I know from experience that we can only see what we are prepared to see. When I was in junior high, I practiced the piano diligently / studiously / many hours a day hard to win a tough competition, but my teacher scolded me even for small mistakes and rarely praised me no matter how well I played. So I assumed she was just too hard on me an
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