Imagine what students will obtain and who they are going to be if they only learn academic knowledge. Will they be wiser, more successful and people who can really live up to our expectations? It's hard to guarantee. As far as I'm concerned, "learning academic knowledge" is important but not the most important task for students. Although the students can acquire a wealth of knowledge, they might find it difficult to get along with others, or even themselves, when it comes to more complicated circumstance in their lives. Furthermore, it's a total waste of time if students have no idea of why they are studying, who they truly are and what they are going to be, but instead just study the whole day to please teachers as well as parents. Of course, many people insist that "learning academic knowledge" can change our life paths and regard it as the pinnacle of achievement. However, they haven't realized that a person who changed his/her life through knowledge did it on the basis of knowing whom he/she was and what he/she wanted. Without the deep understanding of ourselves, the life and the world, how can we accomplish our own dreams through the knowledge we learned? Thus, it's fundamental to encourage students to know who they are, what they are going to be, how to communicate with people around them and then teach them how to acquire knowledge themselves. Moreover, learning from mistakes and life is as necessary as learning academic knowledge. To be an intelligent person in the face of choices and someone who perseveres when facing adversity are important attributes students need to foster as well. In a nutshell, there's nothing wrong with "learning" itself, but why should great importance be attached to “learning and learning what" (not sure what you mean by “learning and learning what”) My writing is so long that your corrections will be highly appreciated!!🥴