Q5. What are the advantages for someone who fails forward? Pick four relevant answers. They can learn from what has happened Yes, like when a chef is developing a new dish. Can fly a kite Not really 🙂 Can see opportunities when mistakes happen Agreed, like appreciating other things in an unexpected situation. Is […]
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Q4. Why might some people enjoy a particular season more than others? Pick two and talk about each one. Give examples if you can. They notice the good bits Yes, some parts may be attached to good memories. They accept and prepare for the challenging bits That’s right, it can help when you know
Q3. How might a chef create a new dish? Pick two and talk about each one. Give examples if you can. Trial and error Yes, it may not be right the first, second or third time. Use already known ingredient combinations That’s right, certain things go well together. Taste tests Yes, other people’s views may
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Q2. What might a learner driver think having failed their first test? Pick two and talk about each one. Give examples if you can. It ‘s ok, lessons learnt for the resit. Yes, re-sitting is almost always possible. There were differences between practice and the real thing. That’s right, nerves and experience can affect the
Q1. How likely might it be for someone to get a green light at every traffic light on a long journey? Pick two and talk about each one. Give examples if you can. Highly unlikely Yes, the statistics will not be in the favour of no red lights. It’s possible but unrealistic That’s right,
