"Albert Einstein once said, 'Wisdom is not a product of schooling but of the lifelong attempt to acquire it.' This means that while schools are important, true wisdom comes from life experiences. Sometimes we forget this, whether we're parents, teachers, or students.

This quote also suggests that continuous learning is essential for success in any field. But is learning only in schools enough? Not quite.

Apart from school, it's crucial to give children opportunities for hands-on experience. This means supporting them in developing skills like communication, creativity, and entrepreneurship. These skills aren't always taught in the classroom, but they're incredibly valuable for the future.

If your child isn't spending much time reading, they might be missing out on important knowledge. According to a 2020 report in The Guardian, children today are reading less than ever before. So, encouraging reading can be another way to expand their horizons and learn beyond what's taught in school."