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The traditional schooling system can stifle a child's natural love for learning from "summary" of How Children Learn by John Caldwell Holt

In schools, we often see children who are curious and eager to learn when they first start their educational journey. They come into the classroom with a natural sense of wonder and a desire to explore the world around them. However, as they progress through the traditional schooling system, something changes. Their love for learning begins to fade, replaced by a sense of boredom and disinterest. The rigid structure of the traditional school environment can be stifling for many children. They are expected to sit still for long periods, follow strict rules, and adhere to a set curriculum. This can leave little room for creativity and self-expression, which are essential components of a child's natural love for learning. Furthermore, the emphasis on grades and test scores in traditional schools can also play a role in dampening a child's enthusiasm for learning. Children may begin to view education as a means to an end, rather than as a way to explore their interests...
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    How Children Learn

    John Caldwell Holt

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