All of the following are true about the learning differences between children and adults except:
A) Children are internally motivated and adults are externally motivated.
B) Children have limited life experiences and adults bring many life experiences to the classroom.
C) Children learn for learning's sake and adults need to know "why" they're learning something.
D) Children approach learning subject-by-subject and adults are problem-centered.
E) all of the above are true.

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Children can be both internally and externally motivated, similar to adults. The distinction between internal and external motivation is not strictly based on age. Adults can be internally motivated by personal growth, curiosity, or the desire to achieve personal goals, while children can also be motivated by external rewards such as praise, grades, or rewards.

All of the Following Are True About the Learning Differences