Ideal education

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The document discusses problems in education, their causes, and potential solutions. It notes that lessons can be boring and one-way, leading students to feel isolated and unable to understand. This causes them to disengage and kill time instead of learning. It suggests solutions like keeping students engaged through interactive lessons that allow for input and output, cultivating curiosity so students want to learn more. The goal is for education to understand students and help them develop a love of learning.

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