> It's great that it was "never complicated" for you.
I don't think they meant "not complicated to learn", but "never complicated to teach, once its time had arrived in the natural progression of the course".
I don't think they meant "not complicated to learn", but "never complicated to teach, once its time had arrived in the natural progression of the course".
Which is, of course, true for give or take all subjects out there
I don’t think it’s at loggerheads with just-in-time learning or the real opportunity cost of more extensive study. I think it’s just true that hard things are hard whether you like it or not.