Kanako frequently approached me with questions. She never hesitated to ask, eager to expand her knowledge. Although I didn't feel like providing straightforward answers, perhaps that would make her smarter.
"I still don't get it," she sighed.
"You should try reading more," I suggested, "The books hold all the answers."
At times, the answers seemed to elude her, even though they were right in front of her. Math was simple, a matter of memorizing formulas.
But what about creating new innovations? That wasn't my concern, I only needed to remember everything to pass the exams.
Simply, it's just a matter of memorizing formulas in subjects like math, chemistry, physics, and English. While subjects like biology, geography, and history require retaining important information.
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