Those are facts, but facts, to a child, are merely words to memorize.
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The quote highlights how children often perceive facts as simple pieces of information that need to be memorized, rather than meaningful truths. For young minds, facts are just words on a page, lacking context or understanding, which can limit their ability to truly grasp their importance or significance.
It suggests that adults should help children see beyond mere facts, encouraging them to develop deeper comprehension and insight. By doing so, children can learn to appreciate the real value behind the information, transforming their learning process from rote memorization to genuine understanding.
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