Learning is an Active Process, not a Passive Process

In the bustling metropolis in Indonesia, a young woman named Ama found herself captivated by the vast ocean of information and knowledge available at her fingertips. She lived in a world where information flowed freely, but Ama understood that simply having access to knowledge wasn't enough; it needed cultivation to bear fruit. Her grandmother, a wise and revered elder, often reminded her of a proverb, "Knowledge is a garden. If it isn't cultivated, you can't harvest it."