71.New things

Q1 What can children learn from their parents?

Ans- Well, absolutely everything, I guess, as the choices parents make and the behaviour they choose are directly influencing their kids and shaping their future. Children learn from their parents how to take care of themselves. I mean what to eat, how often to work out and whether to get enough rest or not. Also, they learn from parents how to manage their finances, or rather, whether to save money for the future, live within their means, avoid debt or not. Another lesson kids can learn from their parents is how to treat others, or more precisely, whether to give to those less fortunate, volunteer for a cause and support those in times of need, how to handle conflict, either with dignity and restraint or by losing their temper and engaging in shouting matches, how to be tolerant and deal with differences of opinion and how to express themselves in different communities.

Q2 Do you think some children are well-behaved just because they are influenced by their parents?

Ans- Yeah, it is certainly possible. First of all, kids are like sponges. They absorb everything around them. I mean they learn by watching and trying to imitate what people around them do. So if children spend almost all their time with their parents, it's perfectly natural that they copy what their parents are doing. And if parents model good behavior themselves and lead by example, kids are more likely to emulate that behavior. Plus, parents are the biggest influence on a child's behavior 'cause they are typically the primary caregivers for their children. So it is parents that set the rules and set an example for their kids to follow. And if a kid has parents who are strict and set high expectations for their behavior, the kid is more likely to be well-behaved. For example, if a parent is constantly reminding their kid to say 'please' and 'thank you', and teaching them how to be respectful to others, chances are that kid is going to pick up on those good habits and behave well. What's more, it is parents that have authority to provide consistent consequences for misbehavior such as taking away privileges or imposing extra chores for not following rules. So sometimes it really boils down to how much effort and attention the parents put into raising their kids. If they make a conscious effort to teach their kids good manners and how to behave, I think it's likely that the kids will turn out well-behaved just because of their parents' influence. However, there are many other factors that can affect a child's behavior as well, such as their environment, peers, and individual personality and temperament. I mean, the reasons for a child's behavior can be complex and varied, and it's not always possible to attribute it to one specific factor.

Q3 Is it necessary for adults to learn new things?

Ans- Yes, I think it's necessary for adults to learn new things because the world keeps changing so fast, especially with technology. If you don't keep learning, you might fall behind, especially at work. It also helps keep your brain active and sharp, which is super important as you get older. Plus, learning something new can be fun and make your life feel more meaningful. I think it also boosts your confidence when you realise you're still capable of learning. Another thing is, adults can set a good example for their kids by showing that learning never stops. Of course, it depends on the person, but overall I think it's a great habit to keep.

Q4 How can people learn new things?

Ans- Oh, there are so many ways people can learn new things. I think we learn a lot when we take part in courses or workshops. They give us a clear direction. Also, when we read something interesting, like a book or even a blog post, it sticks better. Talking to people who know more than us really helps too. Just asking a few questions can teach you a lot. I also believe we learn when we get out of our comfort zone and try new things, even if we mess up a bit. Watching short videos online is super useful too, especially when you don't have much time. And honestly, just being curious and open makes a big difference. That's when learning really happens.

Q5 Does the Internet make learning easier or more difficult?

Ans- I think the Internet definitely makes learning easier. First of all, it gives access to a lot of free resources, which means students don't always have to buy books. It also allows people to learn at their own pace, which is great if someone needs more time. Another good thing is that it helps students find information quickly. They don't need to go to the library anymore. I also like that it offers interactive tools like videos and quizzes, so learning doesn't feel boring. It connects people with experts and other learners, which can be super motivating. Plus, it helps people study anywhere, even from home. So for me, the Internet is a really helpful tool when it comes to learning.

Q6 Can people acquire more knowledge now than before?

Ans- Yes, I think people can definitely acquire more knowledge now than before. First of all, there is more access to information through the Internet, so you can learn anything with just a few clicks. Online education platforms are available to everyone, and many of them are even free. People can study from home or on the go, which saves time and makes learning easier. Also, modern technology helps people learn faster with videos, apps, and interactive tools. I think people are more aware of the importance of lifelong learning now. Education has also become more flexible and affordable than it used to be. So overall, we have more chances to learn than ever before.