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You have to do a lot of practice and prep work before you talk with that expert, and all of the time in between. Khan's (of khan academy) cousins started prefe
by mahyarm 15y ago
You have to do a lot of practice and prep work before you talk with that expert, and all of the time in between. Khan's (of khan academy) cousins started preferring his youtube recordings vs his live tutoring, because it's far more flexible. I think the best combination are recordings, automated drill software and tutoring when you need it with no social or official penalty.
- hugh3 15y agoRight. One-on-one lessons are the most efficient way to learn things, but not necessarily the most practical, because experts generally don't have infinite patience for stupid questions. If I were Unquestioned Emperor Of The World, I'd learn everything from calling the appropriate expert into my office, but as it is I can only do this sometimes. Still, I'm often amazed by how long I can spend trying to understand something tricky in a book, and how quickly I can get un-confused as soon as I start talking to someone who really understands it.