"例は人類の学校であり、彼らは他の方法では学ばない。"
— Edmund Burke
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People learn best by watching others and seeing what they do. Just like how kids learn to tie their shoes by watching their parents or friends, adults also learn new skills and behaviors by watching others. For example, if you see a co-worker handling a difficult customer with patience and respect, you may learn to do the same in your own job. It's often more effective to see something done rather than just being told how to do it. So, if you want to teach someone something important, showing them through your own actions is usually more powerful than just giving them instructions. This idea encourages us to be good role models because others might follow our lead.
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