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Have you tried sitting in a classroom? That can be very boring, too, and there is no way to rewind. Personally I also prefer books and written articles for lea
by kkjjkgjjgg 5y ago
Have you tried sitting in a classroom? That can be very boring, too, and there is no way to rewind.
Personally I also prefer books and written articles for learning, but for some reason, many people seem to prefer videos.
- lr4444lr 5y agoI do excellently in a classroom as long as the professor is teaching to the upper 25%.
- literallyWTF 5y agoThis is not the flex you think it is
- spongeb00b 5y agoI know someone who claims to be a visual learner because he prefers video tutorials. But I say to him: no, I like pictures too, but what I can’t stand about videos is the person talking. I want to be able to scan things at my own (varying) pace, my mind wanders when listening to a single voice talk about something. I struggled with university lectures because of this. But I’ve learnt a lot from podcasts and have been an avid listener since ~2005 but only for ones where it’s a conversation between at least 2 people. I’ve tried and failed audiobooks due to it just being a single narration.