Seems true to me. Have you read Understanding Comics? This reminds me of the chapter about new learners starting at the skin of the apple.
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Absolutely agree
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Seems mostly true, but it's not always a great way to relearn something either.
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Gut check does kinda feel this one
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Seems mostly true. Exception may be when you have a strong competence in one skill/area and wish to learn adjacent or parallel skills.
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Almost any approach works for learning something new, and going deep into abstraction could make it harder. Seems cromulent
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Meh, I do like learning and relearning and re-relearning with a mix of approaches like systematic starting from abstract principles, diving in, learning by doing, unsystematic reading, magpie interesting fact collection, etc. but I'm not sure they need to be in a particular order
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To learn something brain has to be engaged otherwise there is nothing to hold on to ... Learn in context so that is understandable and relatable, abstract would not work to learn something new. Preferably using all senses: touch-hear-see-smell-feel ... Best way to learn
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This is the core of the monad tutorial problem.
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