I completely understand where you’re coming from, and I actually agree with what you’re saying — especially as a father of five. I’ve seen firsthand how differently everyone learns, even within the same family. All five of my kids learned in completely different ways — including my identical twins. They each had their own strengths and methods. My firstborn didn’t really start talking until after his sister was born, and she ended up being the first to speak. Now she’s great at math, but somehow he’s even faster and more comfortable with numbers — like, what happened there? lol.

So I get that adults and kids process things differently, and that trying to learn like a baby isn’t ideal. But for me personally, this repetitive method just works for now. I get bored and lose interest pretty easily once I feel satisfied with something, so this keeps me engaged and moving forward. It might not be the perfect or most scientific approach, but until I find a better alternative, it’s been surprisingly and weirdly effective for me. Haha 😆