/sci/ - Science & Math

>>8398999
This
>>8399183
Sorry, brainlet ;^=)
>>8399192
>1st paragraph
Yep, it's not that hard.
>2nd paragraph
I've been teaching as a student other students and i've dealt with "can't even multiply fast" cases.

In these cases, I've managed to teach them how to multiply with different POV frames so they can pick the most comfy interpretation of multiplicarion for them, and manipulate it with more success.

At first they wanted me to teach them how to operate derivatives when they have to add with their fingers.

They only needed less than 4 classes to start showing a better progress rate.

The first classes I had to explain them frankly the situation, so most of them were lazy. I explained what is the general process of learning and action, and how do some states of a person determines the output done, with other elements. I always listen to what they have to say, mostly excuses. And I show them a pragmatic POV.

Finally, I tell them: We are working together. We are colaborating. We have to put our 100% focus on the matter so the progress is greater.

>>8398314
>like a muscle
And you only can critic the object of the example instead of explaining your argument?
As expected.

>>8398344
Why are you quoting the definition of a derivative?

Now post this on /pol/.

"SJW want to silence /sci/ from muh freedom of speech!"

Just put a second grade equation captcha. Non-retards will easily solve ir and post in the threads.

Trunplets will fail and obviously get desperated due to being used to a lower "waiting time" between posts. So if you fail at resolving it you must wait till you can answer again.

Also /8gag/ posters will suffer from the same effect. The amount of shitposters will decrease inmensely.

Good luck.