Is it possible to learn from your mistakes? While there is evidence to the positive, there is also evidence suggesting that whether mistakes can teach you anything depends on either genetic disposition or supervisors handling those mistakes. Apparently, it is of utter importance to see how things cannot work, what things are not like, and what you do not know. Through this negative knowledge, learning through errors may be achieved. In this book, the authors look at errors and their potential for learning processes, as well as the sort of environment that might make a positive difference concerning these concepts.