learner Definition and 22 Threads

I am a Physics adult learner.

Hey! This is Jasmine Masown here. A curious learner, book lover and a science buff. I've been passionate about science and how things in our universe work ever since I was a Lil kid. Hopefully carrying that love for science forward in the form of formal education (physics undergrad). Thank you...

TL;DR Summary: advices for struggling programming learner I had access to world's best resources to learn books, tutorials, blogs, youtube, udemy etc. I had access to forums like this to get help and support but still this was tough for me.People say do projects to learn but I really don't...

I wrote these tips for my students, which I gathered from many different sources, and which I learned a lot from the online instructor workshops that I took over the summer. So I'll share these tips here since many of you students (or "learners", which is the term these online workshops tend to...

I was wondering why "learned" people who have degrees in physics, mathematics, and other fields of science take the time to answer stranger's questions on the internet? This is a straightforward question. Do the mentors truly enjoy answering questions on the forum?

Summary: need advice Not to take up too much time but my purpose is to see some advice for my journey in the rules to the universe. BTW I'm a freshman in high school and a lot of the kids in the physics club say "You should read Feynman's lectures on physics to start" even though people say...

Hi, My question is how to improve my detail-oriented learning style. I admit that I struggle to learn through books as opposed to online courses or hands on. The company that I currently work for agreed to pay for my CompTIA certifications to help me transfer into the tech department. I don't...

Hi there, I have been searching multiple websites and forums but have not found a cohesive answer to my queries. I am currently going through this textbook to learn pre-algebra: https://www.amazon.com/dp/0618250034/?tag=pfamazon01-20 Also, is this a good book to be studying as an autodidact...

I'm somewhat of a slow learner. I am fine if I can spend a lot of time with something, but I can never solve a problem quickly on the spot or remember things the first time they are told to me. Do you guys have any suggestions on how I can train myself to become a faster learner?

I am planning on doing physics as I go through calc2/3/ODE/PDE. I bought University Physics and the Resnick/Jearl Physics book, and frankly I want something a bit higher level.. more like Kleppner/Kolenkow. I was thinking about getting the K&K book, but some people are suggesting Morin...

Hey, I'm in my first year of Electrical Engineering studies and finding a lot of common places in my studying and ways of approaching things that may be leaving me short. I really enjoy my circuit analysis class, I love learning the concepts, formulas and visualizing how they work in my head...

Hi I'm new here! I've always loved math and have been really good at figuring out how to solve word problems logically and figuring out math in general. When my teachers explain how to do problems i get confused/can't follow what they're saying but its usually fine because i can just figure it...

Cosmology is ultimately based on "the law of gravity(geometry)" i.e. the 1915 GR equation whose lefthand side is CURVATURE quantities and whose righthand is MATTER-type terms. Cosmology uses a 1923 simplified version of GR equation called Friedman equation. Friedman can be simpler because it...

Greetings. I'm a 22 year old economics student on my final year. I'm a small business owner. (something about the job market in my country Indonesia). so you could imagine I don't have much time on the day, both for now or foreseeable future. thing is, I've always been amazed by nature...

Hello all, A brief history is that as a child (I'm only 26 now) I had performed poorly at Mathematics and it wrecked my confidence. I had no interest in long division, basic algebra etc and focused elsewhere because I never viewed it as a means to an end. Suffice to say I suffered a bit of Math...

hello people, in this circuit the voltage be 50 millivolts and R2 is 5 gigaohms how much should be R1 and R3 so that my output current is 10 picoAmps. R2 is load here. regards, zakki.

I really want to learn about G.R. but I don't know how to study. So I hope someone would recommend books to me for the study basic G.R. (Do I need to master electromagnetic/static/dynamic, because I am really bad at it)

It takes me really long to learn new concepts in Physics. I don't know why but I have this feeling of utter discomfort when I first learn a new concept. To be perfectly comfortable with a concept, i literally spend hours thinking about it in the back of my mind, trying to gain a deeper...

I am a highly visual person and have always been. I love physics but seem to have been stumped. I stopped my education because of the math. I finally realized that I don't understand the math. I was finishing up calc III and didn't understand it. Granted, I could do the math. But, I didn't...

So I decided to buy the book The Elements because i couldn't pass the offer up(for $10, can you believe that?) and there is a few things in there that I can't understand, so could anyone recommend some easier more basic geometry books that I could learn from to give me the basis for what i need...

I ask this because I find myself to require allot of time and thinking before I am fully comfortable with a mathematical concept. There's always this feeling of discomfort towards a new concept that I have to vanquish by thinking about it for hours and hours. It's not that I can't apply the...

Im a visual spatial learner, a picture thinking process u can call it... My brain has been wired to pick up certain information in which a picture can be created in my mind, i say a picture, but a better explanation would be to say that a short movie clip is created and runs inside my mind...