How spoon-feeding hurts learning

A learner who is spoon-fed information is being treated like a baby with a blank mind. Every educator has a responsibility to ask, "Can we learn more?" Always. Spoon-feeding is never acceptable.

Why did teachers expect feedback from students when they themselves were in the teaching role? It makes sense to think that teachers with more experience will know more than their students.

The act of learning is both transmitted and received. The student has achieved comprehension of the instructor's explanation. There is a chance that what the students think and what the teacher thinks will be different. It is imperative that the instructor comprehend how the student absorbed the material. The ability to think critically is useful.?

Children are required to attend school and are urged to put in significant effort. In a school where everything is given to the students, they can just memorize the information and not think about it.?

The issue is only going to get worse after graduation. After an internship or training program, employees are expected to be able to do things on their own. They ought to achieve things not only for themselves but also for their superiors.

How successful is an individual who is constantly coddled in their professional life? If they can't change how they think about learning in college, their chances of doing well will be much lower. This leads to poor work performance, which in turn leads to bad reviews and a delay in getting ahead. Qualifications based on educational attainment are of no use.

Children's ability to think critically is hindered by the culture of spoon-feeding.