1841. Why Cramming As A Tool in Education is Not A Great Idea

from The Life Purpose Podcast on Life Signatures Radio · host Lawrence Namale

🚨 New Podcast!! Spirit-led children or human beings cannot be largely raised by depending on cramming. To cram means to be faithful to what is, what already exists. We already know that spirit is about newness, growth and increase. There needs to be a balance. Listen to this.

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