Dear Jane, Today’s been a frustrating day. I made a big mistake in my science homework because I did it differently from our teacher’s instructions. I only realized in the morning that it was due and had to rush to correct it. It was annoying to put in so much effort and still get it wrong. I don’t want this to happen again. Do you have any advice on how to avoid making the same mistake in the future? Please let me know! Cheers, Peter
Dear Peter, That must have been frustrating. I’ve made mistakes in my homework before, so I understand how you feel. To avoid making similar mistakes, read the instructions carefully before starting. If anything seems unclear, ask the teacher or a classmate. Reviewing your work before turning it in can also help you catch mistakes. Don’t be too hard on yourself. I’m sure your teacher will understand. Let me know how it turns out! Warm wishes, Jane
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1. When did Peter realize his mistake?
2. What advice does Jane give about understanding instructions?
3. How does Jane encourage Peter regarding his mistake?
4. Why was Peter frustrated about his homework?
1. How can reviewing your work before submission help reduce mistakes?
2. Have you ever made a mistake in your homework? How did you handle it?
3. Why is it helpful to be kind to yourself after making a mistake?
4. What strategies work best for you when completing assignments on time?
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