<prompt> Sekaseka polelo e latelang: Ho ithuta bosiu kaofela ho molemo ho feta ho nka khefu e khutšoanyane.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Evaluate the following statement: Studying all night is more effective than taking short breaks. . Response in English: The statement Studying all night is more effective than taking short breaks is not necessarily true. In fact, research has shown that taking short breaks during studying can actually improve focus, retention, and productivity. Breaks allow for mental rest, which can prevent burnout and help to re-energize the brain. Additionally, taking breaks can help to improve information processing and memory consolidation. Studying for extended periods without breaks can lead to cognitive overload, reducing the learners ability to effectively absorb and retain information. . Response in Sesotho: Polelo e reng, Ho ithuta bosiu kaofela ho molemo ho feta ho phomola nako e khutšoanyane hase hakaalo hore e le nete. Ebile, lipatlisiso li bontsitse hore ho nka khefu e khutsoane nakong ea ho ithuta ho hlile ho ka ntlafatsa ho tsepamisa maikutlo, ho boloka nako le tlhahiso. Ho phomola ho lumella ho phomola kelellong, e leng se ka thibelang ho khathala le ho thusa ho tsosolosa boko. Ho feta moo, ho phomola ho ka thusa ho ntlafatsa tsebetso ea tlhahisoleseling le ho kopanya mohopolo. Ho ithuta nako e telele ntle le khefu ho ka lebisa tlhokomelong e ngata, ho fokotsa bokhoni ba seithuti ba ho monya le ho boloka boitsebiso ka katleho. 