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Posted by Pectus
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Posted on 8/3/15 at 9:54 pm to
Yes.


It took me a while to realize the students werent learning material because they werent buying the textbooks and didnt have that additional resource between class meetings. And they didnt know where to start when it came to studying or asking the right questions.
Posted by Bmath
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Posted on 8/4/15 at 12:11 am to
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It took me a while to realize the students werent learning material because they werent buying the textbooks and didnt have that additional resource between class meetings..


That's because students were spoon fed in high school. You get to college, and a lot of the homework is no longer required for a grade. That was the biggest learning curve for me when I got to college.

With that being said, many of my undergrad and grad professors did not recommend reading the book for more than reference purposes. Interesting, I found that reading my organic chemistry textbook was the most useful.

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And they didnt know where to start when it came to studying or asking the right questions


I describe this feeling as being lost, but not even knowing what question to ask.
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