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New episode of 'Goodbye, Empire!' discusses perfectionism syndrome

The latest episode of 'Goodbye, Empire!' explores perfectionism syndrome and its impact on attitudes towards mistakes. It examines how Soviet and post-Soviet education systems instilled a fear of errors in adult life and whether the modern Ukrainian school has changed.

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    • first item
    • earliest
    • national desk

    Синдром відмінника: чому ми боїмося помилок навіть у дорослому житті і до чого тут СРСР?

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    • in the wave, 21 min later
    • national desk

    «Перепиши на чистовик!»: як школа навчила нас боятися помилок

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    • caught up, 6 h later

    Синдром відмінника: чому ми боїмося помилок навіть у дорослому житті і до чого тут СРСР?

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