Re:The sum of all knowledge and the sorry state of the web
by wslh on Friday September 23, 2022 @10:25AM
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At the same time you see people (mainly young people) learning at a faster pace watching videos.
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Re:The sum of all knowledge and the sorry state of the web
by Loughla on Friday September 23, 2022 @12:04PM
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Not to be snarky, but I 100% need some kind of source for that claim. My experience in higher ed is the literal opposite of that.
Re:The sum of all knowledge and the sorry state of the web
by izacus on Friday September 23, 2022 @06:17PM
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I see mainly young people also struggle with reading comprehension skills so they might be learning faster (in their own pace) mostly because they can't read effectively.
Re:The sum of all knowledge and the sorry state of the web
by danrocks on Friday September 23, 2022 @10:50AM
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Re:The sum of all knowledge and the sorry state of the web
by wslh on Sunday September 25, 2022 @09:48AM
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I haven't written a paper about this, this is an observation looking at kids and youngsters around me, mainly, economically speaking, middle class and also lower middle class. My sample is around 100.
I also see issues with reading comprehension but not video comprehension. I am not saying that things are better now, just saying that observations should be balanced. A person interested and with attitude towards a specific topic can navigate the learning path with more resources and less friction.