[Opinion]Classes
It seems that when we see a noob who doesn't know anything, we tell him to go to the MPGH seminars. Seems like MPGH seminars replaced learning from books.
*we does not include me.
*we does not include me.
[Opinion]Classes
Originally Posted by Auxilium
It seems that when we see a noob who doesn't know anything, we tell him to go to the MPGH seminars. Seems like MPGH seminars replaced learning from books.
*we does not include me.
*we does not include me.
Well lets put it like this. I'm going to be teaching from the book. And if the student wants me to keep reviewing something I just taught I'm going to tell her to RTFM.
Originally Posted by why06
... I'm going to tell her to RTFM.
Originally Posted by Lolland
hmm. . .
@SpamminNigga: Sdfu. How r u already at 18500? Goddam!
Its JUST like rl classes lol.
Simple is Simple, The concept is similar to the concept of a classroom, students will learn more, and have a greater understanding then just reading a book.
I don't know about you, but last time I read a book and asked it a question, it didn't answer me.
and I am a little offended that you don't support my idea
I don't know about you, but last time I read a book and asked it a question, it didn't answer me.
and I am a little offended that you don't support my idea
Originally Posted by NextGen1
and I am a little offended that you don't support my idea
i feel so dumb when nextgen is around.
Originally Posted by Paranormal
i feel so dumb when nextgen is around.
I agree, Books can help.
Consider this however, if you read a book full of codes and concepts without ever turning on your computer and following along, How much of that information is actually retained?
However, if you follow along with the book in a "hands" on experience, you will retain more (memory from actions).
the courses are essentially the same thing, in a non literal non offensive manner (to books) The teacher is the book, and the students the readers.
Consider this however, if you read a book full of codes and concepts without ever turning on your computer and following along, How much of that information is actually retained?
However, if you follow along with the book in a "hands" on experience, you will retain more (memory from actions).
the courses are essentially the same thing, in a non literal non offensive manner (to books) The teacher is the book, and the students the readers.