What does the passage imply about children and learning? Children are usually rowdy so teachers need to be strict disciplinarians. Children are overly passive in school and therefore do not learn well. Children who learn facts and conform will likely succeed in life. Children would be best served if allowed to develop as individuals.

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Seth

1 February, 14:36

What does the passage imply about children and learning? Children are usually rowdy so teachers need to be strict disciplinarians. Children are overly passive in school and therefore do not learn well. Children who learn facts and conform will likely succeed in life. Children would be best served if allowed to develop as individuals.

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Adrien Michael · Answer 1

This passage imply's that children do not enjoy having to work there for put it off until the last minuet. the best way to teach children would be to let them learn on their own.