The Power of Practice: How it Shapes Success and Possibilities

Issaquah, WALocal News

The article underscores the fundamental role of practice in mastering skills, enhancing confidence, and fostering perseverance. It brings up examples of influential figures like composer Sergey Rachmaninoff and basketball star Michael Jordan, who devoted a significant amount of time to practice. The article endorses Kumon's belief in "Practice Makes Possibilities," elaborating on how the program aids students in mastering skills through consistent practice. It further discusses how practice using correct techniques forms a strong foundation for mastering a skill. The Kumon program, it suggests, builds confidence by providing students with regular, tangible reminders of their growing proficiency.

It also helps develop perseverance, teaching students not to give up when faced with difficulties. The article concludes that practice promises a payoff at the end of a struggle and opens up possibilities. Therefore, Kumon's unique approach can help students excel in their academic and personal lives.

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