I've just been taught?
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Everything I know about computers is self-taught with the exception of the odd question asked along the way.\n\nI hate manuals and much prefer to learn through trial and error.\n\nIf you're in the process of learning then just try things out.  Good thing about computers is that you get warning messages if you're about to do something untoward and if you're about to do something critical then you get several warning messages.
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Although I'm not sure what exactly your question is, it's certainly great that you have gained the appreciation for all you were given and are ready and able to pass that knowledge and all the lesson learned onto others. So thanks for sharing!
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Affirmative. \n\nLet me teach you something.  Ready?\n\nYankees suck!  Say it a few times and you'll be amazed at how well you feel.
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Oh dear! You have not been listening at all.\n\nPlease have a look here (though they UK sites):
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Nope, everything I have gone through and done has given me a lesson to live by. \nI just didn't always learn them the first time lol...
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I hope you are an instructor and not a student.  But since every instructor knows where to get a solutions manual, I suspect you are a student.  Shame on you!  Do the work.
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i think the question should be do you understand everything you are being taught
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Through the years, I have heard that once something has been taught, it can be learned.  the more the repetition, the better the chance of learning.  However, I have also heard that when you mis-teach, it takes 74 times of the new teaching, on average to undo the incorrect information taught before.  As far as eye-hand learning, that depends on the person, and situation.  How many times does a person need to fall forward on their face before learning to put out their hands and break the fall?  Amazingly more often for some than others.
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go to help that is how i learned
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I totally agree with you about this.  Unfortunately (or not, depending on your stance) for me I was taught in a Grammar school in the early sixties.  We had the most wonderful English teacher who taught us, with great enthusiasm for the subject, the whole gamut of English Grammar.  One of her favourite sayings was, "There's no such thing as nice!! Nice doesn't mean anything, do not use the word."\n\nShe also objected to the phrase 'All of a sudden' because there is no such thing as a sudden!  Little things like that, from a teacher one likes, tend to stick and, having reached 'A' Grade in my English Language 'O' Level (the only 'A' I got!) I have found that I have become pedantic and niggly about the way English is now spoken and spelt.\n\nI am afraid I also have the unfortunate habit of labelling people who cannot spell as merely lazy!  I know this is probably a bit extreme and does not apply in some cases, but I can't help feeling this way.\n\nI correct announcers on television and radio, and sometimes find myself correcting people with whom I am having a conversation.  I have corrected and sent back Mail shots received, and please don't start me off on the aberrant apostrophe!!!\n\nI am sure the English language is fading away and in time all so-called English speaking people will be speaking a sort of mid-Atlantic shorthand. I find it sad that people cannot be bothered to try to speak and write correctly, particularly when small, ancient languages, such as Welsh and Gaelic, are bouyant and well practised through the genuine love of their people for their language.\n\nSorry to go on but this is rather a flag-waver for me and I find it difficult to stop, once started.
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are you sure you learnt it rite?
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Who taught you that ?
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I think I just saw this question........
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I learned a new word today: captious.  I just looked it up.\n\nThanks for using it.
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Just learned a new word huh. Here you go.
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Have you taken a test?
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I was told to remember one word from one of my high school teachers that has stuck with me and has influenced my entire life and has paid dividends, not only monetary, but experience as well.  That word was "Education".  Learn as much as you can about as much as you can.  It has made me a very versatile person in my career and my life in general.