Every parent of a young child knows the signs. The eager questions dry up, the once-favourite picture books stay on the shelf, and “I don’t want to” becomes the answer to almost everything. It happens to most children at some point, and it rarely means anything is wrong. More often, a child has simply lost the thread of what makes learning feel good.
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