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In an age of instant answers, educators say there's a case for letting kids struggle a little

When children forget their lunch, can't solve a math problem or don't know how to get somewhere, the instinct for parents can be to step in immediately. But sometimes, the problem is an opportunity.

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在这个追求即时答案的时代,教育工作者认为,让孩子们经历一些挣扎是有益的。

At a time when an answer or AI-generated help can be seconds away, giving children room to figure things out for themselves can be hard to do. — AP

When children forget their lunch, can't solve a math problem or don't know how to get somewhere, the instinct for parents can be to step in immediately. But sometimes, the problem is an opportunity.

Developmental experts and educators say children need chances to struggle with everyday problems because figuring them out is a skill that has to be practised.

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