How do you prefer to learn math?

>>8298422
By suffering from any one of a number of cognitive diseases that disables critical thinking and social behavior.

- What are the applications
- are they worth it
- do I have a mathematical Foundation that let me learn the content without doing too much research
- learn it if both yes

by fuckin ur mom

>>8298431
I asked HOW you learn not WHAT you learn.

>>8298436
to be fair your question is completely retarded.

>>8298439
I understand. Your autism just makes it difficult to articulate your original thoughts.

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kant know nothin kant know nothin kant know nothin

>>8298422

I prefer to be introduced to the topic in a lecture.
I like to take very, very clean-cut notes.

Read up on what it's used for, then attempt practice problems.

If I really feel a mastery over the topic, I will look up proofs involving the material.

Same as >>8299296
+ research it on the internet and if I really like the topic get a couple of books and read it.

Proofs and practice problems. I get a lot more out of working through something myself than out of reading about it or from lectures.

I don't really consider myself to "get" it until I can feel the entire "shape" of the proof or a problem and know where everything is in it and explain it in plain English, so I kind of demonstrate to myself with the little whiteboard I have in my room.

Colored chalk/markers are also a necessity when doing something even remotely difficult for me.