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I've found that the best way to learn something is to play with that thing. Doesn't matter if it's an essay, a sentence, a formula, a function, an algorithm, o
by drenvuk 10y ago
I've found that the best way to learn something is to play with that thing. Doesn't matter if it's an essay, a sentence, a formula, a function, an algorithm, or whatever. The most essential thing is to play with it. Turn it around in your head, try to apply it to different circumstances - even ones where it would seem nonsensical. Everything is just a block or piece of knowledge in a certain shape waiting for you to see if you can fit it into some random kinda-round hole you found.
I feel like people approach higher levels of education more like a job than like a game to master. It's all the same.
- dukeofdandelion 10y agoNothing is good, unless you play with it-Funkadelic
- dhimes 10y agoI love the way you put this. Yes: the hurdle to get over is to get the information organized in your brain in a way that you can retrieve it. Playing with it is a great way to do that! Also: making concept maps, Venn diagrams, tables and so on.