Anyone can Learn and Teach What they do not Know

Joseph Jacotot, an instructor in French literature, discovered the universal principle of education that anyone can learn that no one knows without a master. He found a French job for Flanders students, and he did not speak Flemish. He found two versions of the French book "Telemaque" and used it as a translator. He asked the students to learn French by themselves with the help of translation of the book. Learning a long sentence is a good teaching method he believes, but the result is beyond his imagination.

"Learning coding" In the industry as a whole, this is easy and can be done by anyone. But let's be reality - not everyone can do this, they know it. They will lose a lot of students in the first few months of self-study. These people may be good programmers, but they are overwhelmed with information based on unconscious factors. In other words, it may not be your fault. I am a student who has suffered from a focus problem for a long time. But this is not because I am having some type of learning disability. On the contrary, I am not a privileged learner, because my personal learning style is never delivered - a person who teaches information in the best way. As this is my own theory, do not be surprised if you can not find too much about this topic. But that has many implications

I know a lot of things, but it applies to every aspect of my life. I know that no one can learn anything, regardless of teaching, nurturing, becoming a husband, becoming a friend, or doing other interactions. If they do this only for me, this is not true knowledge. When I come up with a way to teach it, I know I learned something because I needed to think about how I knew it. Furthermore, we can not control what others have learned. This is very free. If you give a fish to an old saying, you feed them one day; but if you teach them how to fish, you always feed them. Learning the way of thinking is always more valuable than gathering facts.