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if you could teach a toddler to put one those together imagine how smart it could be in later life (if that's even how smarts work)
by jlebrech 10y ago
if you could teach a toddler to put one those together imagine how smart it could be in later life (if that's even how smarts work)
- ars 10y agoThat's pretty much the opposite of smarts. That's rote based learning, (which is very important in certain fields), but does not increase smarts (train smarts really, since it can't be increased, only fully employed). Now if instead of teaching your toddler how to put them together you let him figure it out for himself, now you are getting somewhere.