> there's no point of rote memorization as you can just do a Google search. That's more or less accepted today. It's not true even though it's accepted. Rote m

> there's no point of rote memorization as you can just do a Google search. That's more or less accepted today. It's not true even though it's accepted. Rote memorization has a place in an education. It does strengthen learning and allow one to make connections between the things seen presently and things remembered, among other things.