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Date: 2009-06-29 03:26 am (UTC)Learning is intrinsically pleasurable (it's being taught which is so unpleasant). Like sex and eating, learning feels good because it's so very useful to us at a raw, biological level. She didn't need a person to tell her that it was a good thing to do, because she has a part of her brain, as do we all, that rewards her with delight for doing such useful, developmentally stimulating things.
Really, if you haven't read Holt, you might want to.