Question

state the key points in the poem Amanda what do you learn?​

Answer 1

Answer:

$\huge \fbox \green {HOLA}$

Explanation:

The key point highlighted in the poem 'Amanda' is that

every child is special in itself and it requires a great amount of patience and love to make them understand this.

To create such an understanding, parents must give freedom to their children as they learn the best from their own experiences. In this process, children may learn some bad habits which needs to be removed. This undoing also requires a great level of understanding and the right approach. Parents judging each action of a child does more harm.

In the poem, the little girl Amanda goes through constant scoldings for her habits. Everything she does is corrected by her mother and she can't do anything at her will. Consequently, the girl seeks/desires freedom and a choice. The lack of freedom makes Amanda upset and moody as she escapes her world of imagination. She enjoys the things in her imagination, which she is deprived of in reality.

Therefore, in Amanda, we witness a failed approach of her parents and get a lesson that the parents need to take a more gentle/kind approach to teach their child.