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Due to wrist injuries I used to type and turn in printed copies of my homework for a variety of math heavy engineering classes. It was quite nice once I got use
by burnished 3y ago
Due to wrist injuries I used to type and turn in printed copies of my homework for a variety of math heavy engineering classes. It was quite nice once I got used to it especially because it reduced the friction of fixing a mistake and reduced the cost of including connecting or explanatory prose statements. It really improved the quality of my written work (especially the diagrams and the greek letters).
Anyway, I just got excited because I hadn't heard of anyone else doing that, I hope it remains a useful technique for your daughter for her classes.
- RheingoldRiver 3y agoIt was pretty common at my uni to TeX math & physics problem sets, I had phases of doing both depending on my mood. I usually felt that the one I wasn't currently accustomed to made me more careful, so as TeX-ing became too easy I'd handwrite, as my handwriting deteriorated I'd go back to TeX.