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Yeah, I don’t see the point in just stubbornly only responding with more questions. As an instructor you could actually instruct. Why not say “a good technique
by tshaddox 5y ago
Yeah, I don’t see the point in just stubbornly only responding with more questions. As an instructor you could actually instruct. Why not say “a good technique when you get stuck is to ask yourself these 3 questions…” instead of just cryptically asking the questions and hoping they come to this amazing epiphany that wow my instructor wasn’t just being cryptic because they’re a jerk, they were doing it to teach me!
- sodality2 5y agoI absolutely hated primary/secondary school until I realized all these "difficult" methods were designed to help ME learn. Naturally the attitude at that age is "Oh my gosh the teachers love torturing us >:( they hate us >:( school bad >:(". I'm forever grateful for the gifted program at my district for teaching me otherwise. Writing this comment gave me a rush of nostalgia, I think I'm gonna go visit again
- bonestamp2 5y agoYes, it took me too long to realize this too... so I immediately told my kids this is the reason for all of the exercises they have to do. When they approach it from the perspective of its purpose, then they take the time to learn it rather than just trying to finish it.