• @SpookyCoffee
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    471 year ago

    Tbh, i just find most ppl lacking the skill to properly explain especially abstract things like math.

    • @silver13
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      201 year ago

      Exactly, explaining something again and again In the same way and expecting that somehow it will begin to work is so goddamn stupid. Obviously if one angle doesn’t work you have to try a different one.

    • DreamButt
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      71 year ago

      I use to tutor elementary school kids. The two things that worked for me A) using physical objects as much as possible and B) positive reinforcement (normally via some sneaky candy without their parents knowing). You’d be surprised what a kid will do for a single Skittle

  • @[email protected]
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    161 year ago

    Let’s say you cry 106,373 times during this process. What is the average number of screams it takes to make you break down?

    • Mario_Dies.wav
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      111 year ago

      Trick question. I had broken down long before the problem was presented to me.

  • @madcaesar
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    131 year ago

    Math / logic problems really benefit from talking breaks and letting your brain catch a breather.

    3 x 30 min sessions per day will be more fruitful than 1x 1.5h full blast.

  • @Bristlecone
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    1 year ago

    God! Why is my childhood trauma so funny to me in meme form?