A rich tapestry for all future learning to connect and thrive
Hi~ In the final sentence, what does "It" refer to?
The motivation OR creating the motivation for lifelong learning?
And what do you think the sentence tries to say?
An environment that all future learning can connect each other and be thrived? It's confusing for me.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts~
The process of learning is an action that creates a range of reactions in
the human brain. These reactions transform the brain in a manner no
one could fathom in the past. The act of learning when done successfully
creates a motivation for lifelong learning. It creates a rich tapestry for all
future learning to connect and thrive.
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In the final sentence, what does "It" refer to? The text is not well-written. I'd say 'it' refers to 'The act of learning'.
- In the final sentence, what does "It" refer to?
- The text is not well-written.
- I'd say 'it' refers to 'The act of learning'.
- And what do you think the sentence tries to say?
- The act of learning makes all future learning easier and better.
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In the final sentence, what does "It" refer to? The text is not well-written. I'd say 'it' refers to 'The act of learning'.
And what do you think the sentence tries to say? The act of learning makes all future learning easier and better. The metaphor of 'a rich tapestry' does not work well, because things do not literally connect and thrive in a tapestry.
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