On Friday 10 October 2003 11:02 am, Daniel Crookston wrote:
> I personally have never been able to learn very well in a classroom
> setting. I don't know why, and I certainly don't want to try to say that
> the school system is at fault for this; I think I just learn in a way
> that's different from the way a lot of other people learn. I seem to do
> best by reading books and then practicing (on my own or with the help of
> others who are learning the same thing I am) what I've just read.
I know what you mean, but I think that certain subjects lend themselves to
this type of learning better than others. It seems to me like you can learn
oodles of programming languages on your own and with some help from others,
but if you start trying to just pick up circuit design, I think you'd find
you have a bit harder of a time.
-James Nickerson
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