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To Fail Or Not To Fail: A Nation's Dilemma

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April 10, 2015

 

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He had always been the "star" athlete all throughout school. His goal in life was to become a professional athlete and join the NFL. Needless to say, he did not make it to the NFL. Despite all his accomplishments (graduating college, owning a nice home, having a good job), he still feels like a failure to this day...
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This aspect of failure can keep teachers from failing a student who is doing poorly. But as all things in life, what applies to one person does not apply to all. Another aspect of failing that those who are against failure take into consideration is the social aspect. It can be socially detrimental to those who are held back and are older than the rest of their class...
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