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• Across industries, 5G is expected to take over rote work, allowing employees to commit their time to creative tasks like analysis and strategic thinking.

• Ultimately, if we took our cues from Biles and decided to withdraw every time we felt pressure or stress, that would just be another example of rote idolization of athletes.

• Perhaps rote information, such as knowing 5 times 5 is 25 or knowing to stop at a red light, relies on these powerful inputs that efficiently drive information through the brain.

• Children in San Diego wouldn’t just be doing rote academic catch-up, she said.

• Now we’re stuck with villain backstories that are little more than rote exercises in psychological depth, stories that sap our imagination rather than igniting it.

• The stories of discovery are so rote, though, that we forget that they took incredibly hard work.

• Using their skill with visual processing, ASDs can learn by rote how to negotiate the neuro-typical world.

• So let me just add that true Tiger Cubs aren't satisfied with rote learning.

• The shift is most evident in our schools, where critical thinking has replaced rote learning as the central goal of education.

• In the workshop or lab, results are determined by experimentation and creativity, not rote learning.

• When, however, you learn by you know the task as you learned it, and not in the reverse way.