Certainly teachers and parents want to have their children ready for what comes next, but many of the «getting them ready» myths are founded on mistaken perceptions of what students need in order to be confident and successful at their next level of education. (creativeleadership.net)
That doesn't make it wrong, just don't mistake your perceptions as «facts» or «truth» about the other person. (nakedpastor.com)
«I think it would be more responsible to confront mistaken perceptions about immigration from other EU countries and so - called «benefit tourism», and instead to explain the facts. (politics.co.uk)