INDISCIPLINE LEADS TO LEARNING
The concept of discipline that we all grew up in doesn't allow students to learn at their natural best. We, the educators, think of their natural abilities, not as a sign of their multiple intelligence, but as a hindrance to our task of completing the syllabus.
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When there is nothing interesting, nothing desirable, then learning fails.
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