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There’s still value in learning from amateurs. Example: taking a class from a great TA is often better than from a distinguished prof because the TA has been in contact with the material as a novice more recently and can better help you navigate beginners mistakes.
I think this is very different. A TA will have expert mental models (even though they may not have fully internalized them), and students will have access to expert knowledge through textbooks. It's just a more pedagogical approach to teaching expert mental models (from books).
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A TA is different only because they’ve had professional training either from an expert prof, other TAs, or books. I think it’s fine to learn from amateurs who can replicate this network learning effect to build mental models from expert sources.
I think if you're attending a uni class you are likely learning expert mental models, whether they're being taught by a TA, a Prof, or you're learning on your own with your textbook. This is much better than learning ad-hoc tricks from people with only a shallow understanding
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