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Re:What Medieval People Got Right About Learning (2019)
on Thursday August 14, 2025 @08:30AM (#44899615)
You mean, they start practicing before learning the theory, or they learn the theory then start practicing :p
Re:What Medieval People Got Right About Learning (2019)
on Thursday August 14, 2025 @08:27AM (#44899591)
It seems that the author prefers to ignore the fact that, throughout history, apprenticing has been reserved for the common people, while teaching was reserved for their masters, the rich and the powerful.
Having both is better, but at some point you need to learn the theory.