What is learning?

Mar 30, 2019

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What is learning? . Learning is a teacher teaching you something you do not know. What does learning look like?. Learning looks like a student looking at the teacher and not fooling a roun d. I am a good learner because I don’t go in my desk any more. Who am I as a learner?.

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What is learning? Learning is a teacher teaching you something you do not know.
What does learning look like? Learning looks like a student looking at the teacher and not fooling a round
I am a good learner because I don’t go in my desk any more. Who am I as a learner?
How do you know what I learned ? You know how to know what you learned because if your parents ask you what you learned today and you tell them and then you remember .
What makes learning challenging ? What makes learning challenging is if I am fooling a round and not listing to the teacher
What helps me learn? What helps me learn is if no won is bugging me. Or telling me how to do this or do this.

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