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Need Advice on Studying

Alhaji265

Hello,

I am having trouble studying on my own. I get some type of anxiety when I see like a diagram or a flowchart and I would wonder to myself "would I be able to understand this and can I be able to explain it very well"? This also happens when I have to listen to lectures and watch videos on IT materials? Any suggestions?

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mrblackmamba343

Rome was not built in a day...Start by learning the basics before you move to the advance stuff

Alhaji265

Thanks for the help but I'm taking my time and I don't feel like I am making any progress.

Mishra

How much labbing are you doing?

Alhaji265

I don't have a lab yet but I am planning on purchasing a PC to do my work in the next few weeks.

Alhaji265

Also, not to doubt or anything, does setting up a lab and practicing really help???

Pishof

Alhaji265 wrote: »

Also, not to doubt or anything, does setting up a lab and practicing really help???

Tremendously, otherwise how are you going to relate with what you learned.

You're much more likely to understand and remember what you read if you followup with a hands-on lab. It provides a specific memory to relate back to when recalling what you learned.

swild

Pishof wrote: »

Tremendously, otherwise how are you going to relate with what you learned.

You're much more likely to understand and remember what you read if you followup with a hands-on lab. It provides a specific memory to relate back to when recalling what you learned.

+1

This is why employers value experience over education.

cyberguypr

Pishof wrote: »

Tremendously, otherwise how are you going to relate with what you learned.

You're much more likely to understand and remember what you read if you followup with a hands-on lab. It provides a specific memory to relate back to when recalling what you learned.

Another +1. A musician can know all the music theory in the world, but he will excel and master his instrument of choice only after practicing for countless hours. Practice makes perfect.