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School conditions learners to remember facts, not to compare new facts with other unrelated remembered facts. Each taught curriculum fact has no working functions in relation to thinking out problems.
I example an experience: I was talking to an elderly retired school principle male person, I was trying to keep the conversation similar to the above. Another person walks into the conversation. The person I was talking to soon becomes consumed by trigger word fact sharing with the newly arrived elderly person. Facts being shared between 2 elderly male adults were more about experiencing coastal fishing locations and how many fish was court while fishing.
From age 5 years onwards, listening to teachers limited task requirements limits students variety of tasks. Listening for limited trigger words, students assuming the obvious rolled over meanings to trigger words, limits students intellectual task behaviours.
Students preparing for examinations, memorising selective readings assuming what could be used as answers to examination asked questions. Over many years reversing answers into trigger words, questions become assumed meanings. As history through to maths curriculum has little to no employment use in modern societies, trigger words are useless, only useful for television QandA quiz games.