Relearning to Learn
Many years ago, I took a test. It was the first step of our “Learning to Learn” class. After answering a series of multiple choice question, the form issued forth a proclomation:
In my (unfinished) final year of university, I worked on a project to translate Alloy programs into equivalent Prolog programs. Now, I never finished that project, but it gave me an understanding of both logic programming and lightweight formal methods. Over a decade later, both of those things have turned out to be…
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Many years ago, I took a test. It was the first step of our “Learning to Learn” class. After answering a series of multiple choice question, the form issued forth a proclomation:
These statements can be hard to argue against, especially if they come from someone who is more experienced than you. A lot of the trouble is that they are not wrong – well, they’re not completely wrong.