During childhood in school, technically there is not much learning because at that point the child is still young and they don’t have the capability of thinking outside the box. So what happens is that they are taught about alphabets. For example, the A, B, C, D up to Z. And at that point, they are given examples that will make them remember the alphabets. For example, an alphabet like A, they will be given an apple which stands for A and then B will be literally given a ball which will make them remember the reason for letter B. See, they’ll be shown a cow which we represent, let us see. The tasks or the activities which they are given are usually very simple and we cannot equate them to a subject. The other thing which happens is that they are given…
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During childhood in school, technically there is not much learning because at that point, the child is still young and they don't have the capability of thinking outside the box. So what happens is that they are taught about the alphabets. For example, A, B, C, D, up to Z. At that point, they are given examples that will help them remember the alphabets. For example, for the letter A, they will be given an apple, which stands for A, and then for B, they will be given a ball, which will help them remember the reason for the letter B. They will be shown a cow, which we represent. The tasks or activities they are given are usually very simple, and we cannot equate them to a subject. The other thing that happens is that they are given...
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