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If they don't know where to stop, then how they can learn where to stop? The only way, I think, is making errors. It's nothing bad in taking a glimpse of someth
by ordu 10y ago
If they don't know where to stop, then how they can learn where to stop? The only way, I think, is making errors. It's nothing bad in taking a glimpse of something too difficult to understand. Even failed attempts to understand something too difficult is not bad. The only risk is the loss of motivation because of failure.
- hardwaresofton 10y agoSo generally I would say that they learn where to stop (or never see the depths of the endless pit that is knowledge in the first place) with the help of a good teacher or textbook. A textbook that tells you just what you need to know, and just enough of what's happening under the covers to let you think you understand, and solidify what you're learning