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To iterate is to learn, to learn is to iterate
Have you reached the section on S.P.E.C.I.A.L. yet? Our focus in this discussion is on the I, which is for Iteration.
To iterate something is to learn from what you have done by getting feedback, and then applying what you have learned to make it better. In the classroom that could be when a learner hands in multiple drafts of some piece of work. In the sports field it could be learning how to play the sport better.
Looking back on your life, what is the best example of iteration that you have ever had? -
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