What's going on here is that we're in uncharted territory, a world where the Fed and the Treasury are making up the rules as they go along, where accountability is being ignored and a world where the government bails out Bear Stearns and its creditors rather than letting those who have been reckless learn a lesson for the next time.

NPR: Does Bear Stearns Bailout Set a Bad Precedent?

Be honest with yourself so you can learn from it and do better next time.

FORBES: Don't Beat Yourself Up (Too Badly) For Missing The Huge September Rally

People take risks, they bear the responsibility for those risks, and they're supposed to learn from them and do better next time, and that's how a healthy market grows.

NPR: How Will Our Next President Fix the Economy?

Did he learn from his defeat and use the press himself the next time he had a team of underdogs?

NEWYORKER: How David Beats Goliath

When it came time to decide on my next smartphone the thought of having to learn a whole new device was making me barf.

FORBES: I Apologize To My BlackBerry

Now that tablets have proliferated widely both at home and in schools, and students really can learn any time, any place, so long as they are motivated, the next logical question becomes: How do we build content for mobile platforms that is personalized enough, engaging enough, adaptive enough, and rigorous enough to make kids the drivers of their own advancement towards Automaticity, and beyond?

FORBES: Mediocrity versus Mastery: The Case for Game-Based Learning