English, 09.03.2021 18:20 dwilburn01

What’s another comparison you could make for learning? (For example, learning is like riding a bike. It’s scary at first, and you’re going to fall a lot, but if you keep practicing, eventually it’s easy, and it gives you freedom to go more places faster.) What else is learning like?

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