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I can't speak for everyone, but in regard to CS, I, and many of my colleagues, learned most of our trade from books, experience, and each other. I never really
by dmillar 17y ago
I can't speak for everyone, but in regard to CS, I, and many of my colleagues, learned most of our trade from books, experience, and each other.
I never really found much utility for lecturers in CS classes in college. I learned just as well--if not better--from a good book.
- jonsen 17y agoI learned most on my own too. But that's not for everyone I believe. Some are better off guided. Then there are lecturers and there are lecturers. What I mean is that the scale of performance in lectures varies extremely wildly. And how could it be different. As a lecturer you are often very much on your own. You (hopefully) have good subject credentials and that is what you are hired on. But no one really cares for how you perform pedagogically.