The Power of Feedback: Effective Strategies for Student Improvement
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‘The Fun They Had’ is a speculative science fiction short story written by Isaac Asimov. First published in 1951, the story imagines the future of schools in the twenty-second century. Asimov’s vision conjured an isolated schooling experience for the children of the future, who are taught by a dull mechanical robot teacher at their house.
Children’s minds are shaped not only by what they read in their books, but also by what they see and experience in the world around them. Knowledge through perception is one of the most organic and fundamental ways through which students learn, especially when they are young.