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> The proof of a theorem can be memorized without any understanding just as easily as algebraic rules. Sure, but in practice students who rely purely on memori
by romaniv 9y ago
> The proof of a theorem can be memorized without any understanding just as easily as algebraic rules.
Sure, but in practice students who rely purely on memorization can't answer questions that go beyond what's directly covered in textbooks.
- dmfdmf 9y agoQuestions from another conscious being that understands meaning and isn't just processing symbols, of course.