“The important thing is not so much that every child should be taught, as that every child should be given the wish to learn”
— John Lubbock
Simplified Meaning:
It's more important to make kids excited and interested in learning than just teaching them stuff. Think about when you try to get a child to read a book. If you simply tell them to read, they might see it as a chore and not enjoy it. But if you find a fun, interesting story that captures their imagination, they'll want to read more on their own. This is because they are curious and eager to learn. For example, a teacher who shares interesting stories or shows how math can help solve real-life problems will spark students' interest more than just giving them formulas to memorize. So, the key is to inspire and motivate children so they enjoy learning and seek knowledge themselves, making the learning process much more effective and enjoyable.
