When you're trying to learn something new, like a new skill or career, one of the hardest things is deciding how to approach it. Some people go straight back to school, others spend months DIY-ing with YouTube and free courses.
But how do you actually know which works best for you?
Anyone who has studied something new recently, what helped you figure out what kind of approach you needed?
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I can get chemical at nit jalandhar but have a keen interest in tech and programming language from class 7 , but my jee rank of 44.1k and obc doesn't give me cs in good iiit's and in which I can get doesn't have permanent campus except iiit Trichy.
SO IF I TAKE CHEMICAL IN NITJ AND THEN WHAT SHOULD BE MY PATH TO MOVE INTO TECH. SPACE.
Heyo!
I'm 25 and wasn't allowed to go to school growing up.
My parents let me go to first grade, but ended up pulling me out so I could help take care of my little brother.
I'm here because I don't know where to start. I know nothing about our history and what went on in the world, I only know how to read because of Karaoke and video games and still struggle with it. Spelling is definitely harder than it should be and honestly, I can only do simple math.
I just want to know where I should start and what resources are available to me.
I would really like to understand world history more as I feel like it's a pretty important part of our lives.
Where would I start? I feel lost and stupid.
Hey y'all, I'm not sure if this is the right place to post but we've been looking for some FREE websites for the little fella to play around on during the summertime, we both work full time and he comes to work with us since the business is family owned and we noticed he's starting to fall behind so we are looking for digital options to keep himself and his brain occupied during our work hours. Any suggestions? All the ones we remembered from High School are subscription based and we are not interested in subscription services unless it's a last resort. Thank you!
Thoughts about this assault on educational independence? This morning, The Advocate reports that a senior Heritage Foundation official and co-author of the far-right Project 2025 agenda has filed a comprehensive public records request targeting more than 70 courses at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, demanding access to teaching materials that reference diversity, race, gender, and LGBTQ+ identities.
