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It's a great question! I think the main reason older people might struggle with learning new things is because of their existing knowledge base. When someone has accumulated a lot of knowledge over time, it can be difficult to replace or adapt that knowledge with new information. They might feel strongly about their existing understanding and find it hard to accept that new information could be equally valuable. This can make it challenging for them to embrace new learning strategies or adapt to new things.
Actual audio transcript (What native speakers are likely to hear):
Well, that’s really an interesting question. But I think the main reason why a person find it hard to door think or learning is. Might be his previous knowledge. Because when a person attain knowledge, and, um, so it is very difficult for him to replace that knowledge with others, uh, other knowledge. Because he always think that his own information is also very important. As well as the new information which he recently attained from someone. That’s why some people always find it hard to adopt to a new learning strategy or specific thing.
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