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this is my standard way of learning stuff, I don't repeatedly read books just to memorise or remember stuff, but I repeatedly read books because you learn and
by 123pie123 5y ago
this is my standard way of learning stuff,
I don't repeatedly read books just to memorise or remember stuff, but I repeatedly read books because you learn and fully digest certain concepts which are then needed before moving on to other concepts
- JasonFruit 5y agoThis is exactly it for me: on your first reading, there are underlying concepts you kind of get, but don't fully understand until you grasp what's built on top of them. Then, with that fuller grasp, you can go back and increase your understanding of the underlying material, which lets you understand the superstructure better — and the effect persists for several iterations if the topic is involved enough. Short version: don't be too concerned if you're not completely confident on the details the first time through, because it will make a lot more sense next time around.
- 123pie123 5y agoI also have the same approach for new projects I appologise in advance for the fact I will repeat questions to people and get it wrong initially, it's part of the learning process