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Apr 17

Don’t memorize individual facts. Link them to what you already know

Nothing stands alone. It is all connected somehow. Example: Latency is the time it takes for data to travel from one point to another point in the network. And then Launch School goes into detail about the types of delay: transmission delay propagation delay processing delay queueing delay Instead of just memorizing each type of delay, instead ask myself how does “____ delay” support the idea that latency is the time it takes for data to travel from one point to another? It’s much easier to learn and retain that way.

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Dec 18, 2022

My learning ah-ha moment

Originally posted in Launch School slack #study_tips channel on 12/15/22 Just wanted to share this “ah-ha” moment I had yesterday. I just realized that learning happens through repetition. Repeatedly going over the material over and over again to make the unclear, clear. That may sound obvious, but I really had…

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·Jun 23, 2022

What Century Is After Midnight?

Lowering frustration by changing perspective towards small problems — By writing this article, my intent is to share a lesson I learned to possibly help those students who are feeling as much frustration as I did trying to solve all 141 small problems in RB101. …

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