But still-- how many people extolling that particular virtue (you can watch it over and over!) truly understand that this makes the video no different, in reality, than a textbook, which may also be read again and again?
I'm guessing that relatively few people have TRIED learning completely from canned video for any length of time. Trust me-- it's NOT a good idea.
Why not? Well, because the video can't answer questions.
I've watched this part four times. I'm just not understanding why you chose to do step 2 this way.
With a live teacher, that question is answered immediately. With a video, the misunderstanding may derail learning for a LONG time.
BTDT, got the teeshirt. This is why I say that I know that my DD isn't an autodidact. Sometimes she can figure this kind of thing out-- but more often than not, it takes a live expert.
Why not just skip to the chase and do that part FIRST, rather than disconnecting the real learning in favor of passive exposure ahead of time?
