Open learning leaves the door wide open to self-discovery, invention, and originality. Creativity in education is important because it is a process that involves experimentation that can lead to failure. Failure is important because it teaches students that success is never easy. You can't just succeed in life by barely working like someone could if they were memorizing information for a test. Success requires wisdom that comes from learning from your failures. The open system provides such opportunities not because students learn on their own, but because they are not simply given what they need. Students have the freedom to step out of their “comfort zone” in an atmosphere where anything is possible. Their opportunity to gain knowledge is not limited to “A”, “B”, “C” or “D”. In the classroom, the open system can be put into practice through "class discussion, essay, original experiment, or student experience ».