Black Box Thinking: Personal Reflections on a Near-Miss Event at the Head Teachers’ Conference.1/6/2017  IntroductionFor the final PfPC article of the year I’m going to completely swerve away from the theme of the rest of this academic year’s articles, and am instead going to offer some personal reflections on an aspect of my recent practice that didn’t go as well as I would have ideally liked. In so doing I will draw upon the spirit and messages of Black Box Thinking, Matthew Syed’s engaging and inspirational book on the importance of systematically learning from failures.
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Psychology for Positive Change is a blog about constructive applications of psychology to everyday living.
AuthorMark Adams is a Chartered Psychologist who is passionate about how psychology can be applied to make a positive difference to lives and society. He is the author of Coaching Psychology in Schools, published by Routledge in November 2015. 
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