Comments on: Step 3 – Teaching Commenting Skills & Etiquette (Guest Post by Kathleen McGeady)

By: Brian

Brian — Mon, 07 May 2012 20:41:19 +0000

My opinion on learning is I disagree to let people struggles on an assignment because if you don’t help them they might never figure out what to do or they might not know an answer like if you get stuck and a answer and the teacher don’t you the right answer you won’t ever learn the answer and you will always get it wrong. I also disagree because it is hard and it helps some people learn that way and it is the easiest way to learn then doing it the hard way and get it right away. Another reason is that some people don’t like to do it the hard way and struggle because they probably don’t like struggling. My last reason is I don’t like learning without smart people to help me do my work when I need it like when I get stuck on something I can’t figure out.

By: Seth

Seth — Mon, 07 May 2012 20:37:12 +0000

I don’t like learning stuff without smart people to help me. I struggle a lot with learning a few things. Struggling is bad because you could get a lot of things wrong and still not know what it is. If you have a teacher you could get a better score.

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