So the first question, what makes a good student? For me I think that a good student is someone who has a discipline, who has dedication on studying and don’t waste any time without studying. And the second question, what is the difference between the way children learn and the way adults learn? Yeah, we all know that there is a difference between their learning and in my opinion children are way more faster in learning something new, rather than adults. For example we can see that professional pianists or drummers are educated from their childhood. And this is the third question, who has teaching changed in your country in the last few decades? Our teaching has changed significantly in the last decades and I can say that it is changing in a positive way. We’re taking some schemes of teaching from different countries like Japan and China and as a result we can see that we can see substantial improvement in our education.
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So the first question, what makes a good student? For me, I think that a good student is someone who has discipline, who has dedication to studying and doesn't waste any time without studying. And the second question, what is the difference between the way children learn and the way adults learn? We all know that there is a difference in their learning, and in my opinion, children are much faster at learning something new compared to adults. For example, we can see that professional pianists or drummers are educated from childhood. And this is the third question, how has teaching changed in your country in the last few decades? Our teaching has changed significantly in the last decades, and I can say that it is changing in a positive way. We're adopting some teaching methods from different countries like Japan and China, and as a result, we can see substantial improvement in our education.
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