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That's like teaching physics via car repair. You'll learn a few ideas, but not much of the science. It's practical and productive and profitable, which is gre
by lupire 2y ago
That's like teaching physics via car repair. You'll learn a few ideas, but not much of the science.
It's practical and productive and profitable, which is great, but not really the original goal.
- revskill 2y agoIt's not a surprise that most of students failed and hate abstract algebra right ? I mean to learn the concept, you will need to know more about the concept itself in a real world context.
- HKH2 2y agoHighly intelligent people can learn without any real world context (and I'm not one of them). Obviously there are problems with unapplied learning (or learning for learning's sake), but it is certainly possible.