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Absolutely agree. I always saw textbooks as a thing I had to read or a place to find the homework problems, not a place to learn. Then I had a professor who ha
by jjice 4y ago
Absolutely agree. I always saw textbooks as a thing I had to read or a place to find the homework problems, not a place to learn.
Then I had a professor who had an accent I struggled to understand. Thankfully, she picked a fantastic Linear Algebra textbook. That's when I realized that the textbook is debatably the most important part of a class (at least for math and science).
- treeman79 4y agoOld math teacher would put homewoek assignment on board at start of day. So I would just solve it during class. Teaching myself from the book. One day assignment wasn’t on board. So I asked her for it so I could do it during class. She was confused and asked me how I was going to learn the material if I wasn’t paying attention. Well it turns out people get really upset when you logically explain how you don’t need them since the book teaches it just fine.