01-24-2013, 03:55 PM
i think there's no easy way, and no hard way, you learn or you don't learn,
while one way may help what you've learnt, stick, that's helping the memory and not the learning.
we all learn at different rates. we all have differing capacities in holding on to what we learn.
i taught my self to read and write and it was extremely hard but i enjoyed it. i would have preferred to learn both the easy way. mainly because that would have meant learning it sooner. same with math. i only use reasonable grammar when it's important so anyone who wishes to comment about the grammar in this post, don't waste your breath, i don't give a fuck
for example, it would be very hard though possibly not impossible to teach someone with an average IQ applied physics. if you have an higher IQ, then you'll learn easier
while one way may help what you've learnt, stick, that's helping the memory and not the learning.
we all learn at different rates. we all have differing capacities in holding on to what we learn.
i taught my self to read and write and it was extremely hard but i enjoyed it. i would have preferred to learn both the easy way. mainly because that would have meant learning it sooner. same with math. i only use reasonable grammar when it's important so anyone who wishes to comment about the grammar in this post, don't waste your breath, i don't give a fuck
for example, it would be very hard though possibly not impossible to teach someone with an average IQ applied physics. if you have an higher IQ, then you'll learn easier