Einstein's dissatisfaction with rote learning strengthens which lesson?

Correct answer: Learning with understanding is more important

The governing concept is meaningful learning. Memorising words may help someone repeat an answer, but genuine education requires understanding relationships, reasons, and principles. Einstein’s dislike of rote learning shows that he valued thought, questioning, and independent examination of ideas. This attitude supported his later scientific work, which depended on asking unusual questions rather than merely accepting established statements. Option A is correct because it expresses the educational lesson drawn from his experience. B, C, and D are false: questions promote learning, discipline alone cannot create talent, and music did not prevent Einstein from studying.