Study, Social Behaviour, Psychological behaviour, Habits, Creativity, Enjoyment or may I call it a whole in one or a superset of all the things we perform from waving our hand to the singing alone.
All of them aren't from the pre-birth or I should assume there's no story like that of "Abhimaniyu" The son of "Arjuna" in the Epic "Mahabharata" Who learned how to crack a war formation when his mother had him in the belly.
Silly but still story tells us a great lesson. Not everyone is "Abhimaniyu" Today it's just a matter of time or story only I think.
Not distracting from the point the concern is of 21st century not from sometime in the History so it's worth telling, the massive amount of knowledge in the textbooks is a waste if you can't learn it all, or it isn't simple to learn a whole book of Multiple chapters within a semester or a hexamester because it isn't even written in a Six months period, it went through a lot of research lot of experiments lot of work and lot of time above all, what's noticeable here is that it's a fair amount of time spent by the people who wrote those books and we are supposed to learn them within a semester.
Or it's again just study for pass strategy I think the motive of the course or the degree is not just to give a certificate just to show you know the stuff.
The point there is the process of learning is slow, and better slow for there are things you already know and there are things you don't and the advance or the further knowledge you always gain on the basis of what you already know what if you are forced to learn something that you aren't even familiar with, things goes a little twisty here.
And the learning isn't about the boundations of time it's about getting the things right if it isn't possible why make them worse let the people take the time they need to learn the things they want to learn.
Or it's the hasty nature of the today's time what I assume that the society becomes what you make it we made our systems like that we need to improve the systems if not today make if slowly cuz the process of learning is slow and people will learn in the meantime.
All of them aren't from the pre-birth or I should assume there's no story like that of "Abhimaniyu" The son of "Arjuna" in the Epic "Mahabharata" Who learned how to crack a war formation when his mother had him in the belly.
Silly but still story tells us a great lesson. Not everyone is "Abhimaniyu" Today it's just a matter of time or story only I think.
Not distracting from the point the concern is of 21st century not from sometime in the History so it's worth telling, the massive amount of knowledge in the textbooks is a waste if you can't learn it all, or it isn't simple to learn a whole book of Multiple chapters within a semester or a hexamester because it isn't even written in a Six months period, it went through a lot of research lot of experiments lot of work and lot of time above all, what's noticeable here is that it's a fair amount of time spent by the people who wrote those books and we are supposed to learn them within a semester.
Or it's again just study for pass strategy I think the motive of the course or the degree is not just to give a certificate just to show you know the stuff.
The point there is the process of learning is slow, and better slow for there are things you already know and there are things you don't and the advance or the further knowledge you always gain on the basis of what you already know what if you are forced to learn something that you aren't even familiar with, things goes a little twisty here.
And the learning isn't about the boundations of time it's about getting the things right if it isn't possible why make them worse let the people take the time they need to learn the things they want to learn.
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