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  1. Nov 2016
    1. It means teaching progressively rather than sequentially, which helps learners understand better and more clearly over time.

      I believe in this statement. From my experience being taught progressively has help me understand the subject clearer.

  2. Oct 2016
    1. The first year of college is a tough transition, and for many students, a disillusioning one.

      I agree, college is a big transition. You are away from you friends and family; starting a new journey.

    1. So the questions are usually very specific but, obviously, questions about which reasonable people can disagree – and about which I can expect disagreement in the class – and which require the giving of reasons.

      I believe to have a proper discussion the questions should be more open rather than specific to open up the discussion and get more opinions.

  3. Sep 2016
    1. And of this development, social history was the prime beneficiary. But now retrenchment is upon us; in history as in everything else, amalgamation and rationalisation are in the ascendant; and there are fears that social history, having gained most in the era of expansion, will now suffer most in the age of austerity.

      In his statement "having gained most in the era of expansion, will now suffer most in the age of austerity.", he is predicting the future.

    1. Skills are vital, of course. One cannot do history or chemistry or carpentry without them. They must be learned.

      I agree with this statement. Skills need to be learned and practiced over and over again to master it successfully.

    1. hey discovered that the time lost while the brain continually reorients itself during the stop-and-go process increases with the complexity and relative unfamiliarity of the tasks, and takes longer when the switching period is extended over a longer time period. In short, multitasking proves less efficient than performing the same tasks one at a time.

      I agree with what was stated. It is hard to focus completely on something while doing another thing, which relates to the stop and go process.