Nicholas Leippe wrote:
I'm sure this strikes a cord with many people. This brings to my mind the
idea I've always held, that people will always learn better when they are the
one asking the question.
When someone is fed information, sometimes it just falls on the floor unless
there is motivation to capture it. I find that I retain far better when I'm
searching for an answer than when it's handed to me before I need it.
Nicely put. I think I'll start paying attention to who's asking the
questions, both when I'm a student, and when I teach.
Shane
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