How in the world will repitition help your understanding of something?
When you're made to repeat something a bunch of times, a smart person will try and find a more efficient route to doing it, this leads invariably to a better understand of the underlying processes.
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I hate people that ask for more examples of things that we have been covering for the last two weeks.
(Honestly, read the book or something.)
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When you're made to repeat something a bunch of times, a smart person will try and find a more efficient route to doing it, this leads invariably to a better understand of the underlying processes.
But if you don't understand it in the first place, repitition won't help at all. Figuring out a way to do something differently does not mean you understand it better necessarily. It might just mean you found some type of trick but truly have no idea what the point of the exercises are. Like, if I type in sin(68) and various other simple trig equations on my calculator a thousand times, I won't know any better what the value is that I'm getting actually means any more than when I started said grand repition.
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When you're made to repeat something a bunch of times, a smart person will try and find a more efficient route to doing it, this leads invariably to a better understand of the underlying processes.
But if you don't understand it in the first place, repitition won't help at all. Figuring out a way to do something differently does not mean you understand it better necessarily. It might just mean you found some type of trick but truly have no idea what the point of the exercises are. Like, if I type in sin(68) and various other simple trig equations on my calculator a thousand times, I won't know any better what the value is that I'm getting actually means any more than when I started said grand repition.
I'd say those are both valid statements. Repetition can only help once you got at least the basic concept.
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I'd say those are both valid statements.
That could very likely be true.
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all math sucks. i think th@ who ever invented it should have been shot.
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