I do understand the angle you are coming from, but remember we learn differently and our brains are design differently.When I started learning networking some years ago, I started with Todd Lammle PDF material back in my undergraduate days and it really gave me good understanding about networking concepts before using videos and hands on lab.My advice is people should know themselves and determine the best way they learn fast.
What he's trying to say is that learning a topic, especially technical topics, reading books are the most passive method of learning. You are correct that we learn differently, but learning needs to be active, multimodal, and repetitive.
I totally understand where you are coming from. I’m currently studying for network plus, and purchase a book by Mike meyers. I had to stop to create my own method of learning than reading the book page by page. His book didn’t follow the flow of how I wanted to go through each objectives first to make sure I fully understand each objectives
I do Udemy. YT. Read the book and take notes. Lab. Rinse and repeat. Racked up numerous IT certs under my belt with that. I am an a engineer now making handsome pay and still climbing. Keep studying everyone!
Thanks a lot man. Im studying ccna and im following that you said. First im watching videos then practicing in labs and then im reading. To be honest as much as i read i definitely can't remember for 100%.
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So should the steps to learn be something like... 1)Have book on hand 2)Choose which technical subject to learn from book 3)Go to youtube, labs, hands on research 4)Look at book to make sure what you did on research was accurate. ?
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I do understand the angle you are coming from, but remember we learn differently and our brains are design differently.When I started learning networking some years ago, I started with Todd Lammle PDF material back in my undergraduate days and it really gave me good understanding about networking concepts before using videos and hands on lab.My advice is people should know themselves and determine the best way they learn fast.
What he's trying to say is that learning a topic, especially technical topics, reading books are the most passive method of learning. You are correct that we learn differently, but learning needs to be active, multimodal, and repetitive.
It's hard to learn when don't understand what's in the book learn first from videos or hands on
Yeap, you are right. Thanks for the comment :)
I totally understand where you are coming from. I’m currently studying for network plus, and purchase a book by Mike meyers. I had to stop to create my own method of learning than reading the book page by page. His book didn’t follow the flow of how I wanted to go through each objectives first to make sure I fully understand each objectives
I do Udemy. YT. Read the book and take notes. Lab. Rinse and repeat. Racked up numerous IT certs under my belt with that. I am an a engineer now making handsome pay and still climbing. Keep studying everyone!
Thanks for taking the time for the comment and yes, i agree with rinse and repeat from different resoruces.
Thanks a lot man. Im studying ccna and im following that you said. First im watching videos then practicing in labs and then im reading. To be honest as much as i read i definitely can't remember for 100%.
Keep me posted on your process on your CCNA.
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Excellent video Jorge. Thank you for taking the time to do it. you rock!
Thank you and I will keep posting more content.
You make a lot of sense Jorge, never though of it that way, but you are right. thank you.
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So should the steps to learn be something like...
1)Have book on hand
2)Choose which technical subject to learn from book
3)Go to youtube, labs, hands on research
4)Look at book to make sure what you did on research was accurate.
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I didn't read that books... Thanks for your support.
Thanks for sharing.
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great video, its smart learning from other peoples mistakes that way you dont make the same mistakes, your much further ahead
Videos definitely helped me more than reading the book.
Hearing him reminds me of that Meme where Batman slaps robin for being stupid. Good Stuff!
Thanks for taking the time to comment Giovanny and I do know what meme is the one you are talking about :)