Thank you for your nice words! Actually you know, when I was posting this blog, I was a bit hesitant that whether my views would be challenging the thoughts of any of our parents or our teachers. But, then I thought that as I am not sure what is really right, I should put down my experiences and observations. Please keep reading and sending comments on my blog
A large fraction of the elite achievers at the 10th and 12th level fade away into oblivion.
Those who focus on the actual learning, as opposed to cracking examinations, tend to do far better in the long term. Richard Feynman had outlined a way of accomplishing both; which became famous as the "Feynman technique". Check it out, unless you already know about it.
Your comment is so valuable that I took it to my dad to show him! He just said that the comment must be from somebody who has good touch with Physics and Mathematics. He mentioned that the Infinity and Feynman are related by a movie that I must see. He also mentioned that - I should tell you that I got my grand master certification in Abacus when I was ten and half. He was very busy today and he told that he will tell me the story about the meeting between an Abacist and Feynman.
I do not know much about Feynman technique. I just saw on internet that Feynman could solve complex mathematical problems in a simple way using his technique. I shall definitely read about it in detail.
Last night I read about Feynman technique. It is very interesting and it can be applied beyond mathematics to solve complex problems through simplified and staged steps. I shall read more and try to apply it.
Thank you for guiding. Please keep reading and sending comments on my blog..
Engaging piece of writing! I admire students who can balance their school work and their other pursuits. You are fortunate to have achieved that goal. I am reading about the Feynman technique mentioned above. Interesting!
Interesting observation. I think a balance is required else - "All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy"....
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Thank you for your nice words!
DeleteActually you know, when I was posting this blog, I was a bit hesitant that whether my views would be challenging the thoughts of any of our parents or our teachers. But, then I thought that as I am not sure what is really right, I should put down my experiences and observations.
Please keep reading and sending comments on my blog
Very nicely done, keep it up Soham
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Interesting observations, Soham.
ReplyDeleteA large fraction of the elite achievers at the 10th and 12th level fade away into oblivion.
Those who focus on the actual learning, as opposed to cracking examinations, tend to do far better in the long term.
Richard Feynman had outlined a way of accomplishing both; which became famous as the "Feynman technique". Check it out, unless you already know about it.
Your comment is so valuable that I took it to my dad to show him!
DeleteHe just said that the comment must be from somebody who has good touch with Physics and Mathematics. He mentioned that the Infinity and Feynman are related by a movie that I must see. He also mentioned that - I should tell you that I got my grand master certification in Abacus when I was ten and half. He was very busy today and he told that he will tell me the story about the meeting between an Abacist and Feynman.
I do not know much about Feynman technique. I just saw on internet that Feynman could solve complex mathematical problems in a simple way using his technique. I shall definitely read about it in detail.
Last night I read about Feynman technique. It is very interesting and it can be applied beyond mathematics to solve complex problems through simplified and staged steps. I shall read more and try to apply it.
DeleteThank you for guiding. Please keep reading and sending comments on my blog..
Engaging!
ReplyDeleteThank you! I have heard so much about you from my parents! I am very glad that you viewed my blog!
DeleteEngaging piece of writing! I admire students who can balance their school work and their other pursuits. You are fortunate to have achieved that goal.
ReplyDeleteI am reading about the Feynman technique mentioned above. Interesting!
Thank you once again. There are friends of mine who even do it better I think.
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