Young people possess an exceptional ability to learn. Throughout our formative years, our brains are similar to sponges; we internalize and absorb information without even realizing it. From walking and talking, to critical thinking and socializing, we learn by doing.
Yet, as youngsters, we don’t always appreciate what might seem unfair at a specific moment, which has the potential to be hugely beneficial in the future.
My sister and I were raised in London, and every Saturday morning, we would be sent to Arabic school by our parents. At the time, you can imagine our reaction of having school on the weekend- endless arguments, as well as excuses to try and avoid attendance; it was a battle.
