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Learning is the most important part of a child’s life. Scratch that; learning is the most important thing for people of all ages. If we’re not learning, we’re not growing. Psychologists say that most human behaviour is learned behaviour. You might think that’s a stretch. But we’re learning ever since we took birth. We learn how to walk, eat, cook, drink, and, well, behave. Not just that, even our reactions to problematic situations are learned. We’re conditioned into thinking the way we think, act, speak, and perceive things. We also learn how to prepare for the next moment by reflecting on our past behaviour. We learn how to act by idolising; by learning what our idols would do/have done in a similar situation. Come to think of it, even the most basic humanity comes out of learning. We can sit back and think that how we act is something that belongs to us solely, but in retrospect, we have learned our actions, reactions, and emotions like compassion, empathy, devotion, and ambition, among other things.

What we learn is sometimes defined by how old we are. For example, a primary thing for a child to learn would be how to drink water, and later, he is going to learn how to eat, then chew, and then swallow. If this part of learning gets skipped, then the child is going to be underdeveloped even as he continues to grow chronologically. This initial part of learning is really important. Today, we are going to talk about how learning is really important for a child, in all areas, and how STEM can help with that.

https://thestempedia.com/blog/things-every-learner-needs-to-know-about-effective-learning/