"هدف التعليم ليس زيادة كمية المعرفة بل خلق الفرص للطفل للاختراع والاكتشاف"
— Jean Piaget
Simplified Meaning:
Education should not just be about filling a child's mind with facts and information. Instead, it should help them learn how to think for themselves, solve problems, and come up with new ideas. For example, when children play with building blocks, they are not just learning about shapes and sizes; they are also figuring out how to create buildings and structures, which fosters creativity and problem-solving skills. In history, great inventors like Thomas Edison didn't just know a lot—they used their knowledge to create new things like the light bulb. Therefore, good teaching inspires curiosity and encourages children to explore and experiment. This way, they grow up not just knowing things, but being able to innovate and discover new possibilities in life.
