“The measure of intelligence is the ability to change.” — Albert Einstein In a quiet classroom, a Grade VIII student flips through her notes during an open-book test. There’s no anxious scribbling, no frantic memorization, just thoughtful reasoning. She’s tracing how Gandhi’s principle of non-violence connects to Martin Luther King Jr.’s civil rights philosophy. The educator smiles, realizing that this is what true learning looks like: curiosity in action, not cramming for marks. From Memory...