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Children and Science
Science is the subject that generates a natural love for learning, in children. Much of science is hands-on and children conceive science in a different way when compared to adults. Knowing how kids think matters. While taking a class on a specific matter, all students may not think the same way as the tutor. A child’s imagination might wander far away from what the tutor desires to convey.
We can never blame a student for having a vast imagination; remember it was not long ago that people believed that the world was flat and that the universe revolved around the Earth. Science is the subject that helps a student in understanding the world around him. It has answers to the mysteries of this universe and a logical explanation for everything. Understanding science helps a student understand reality and be rational.
Being creative and open minded, helps students in thinking profoundly. Science is the subject that has room for innovation. With the help of science, students develop two important skills: Critical Thinking and Problem Solving. These skills are needed by students to shine in whatever to they do or study. Hence, understanding science deeply is good as it develops a child’s brain and increases his/her knowledge. 

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