Learning

I've noticed this one thing while I was thinking how I only "fully" learn my lessons, people have different ways on learning.

Barrera told me before that he can only learn so much if it is explained to him by a good teacher. In other words, he's not good at self-studying. Albios, on the other hand, learns via "Insight Learning", it means instant learning, like the idea just pops in his head and then he gets the whole lesson already [this is no exaggeration]. Albios is officially categorized as "IMBA". I also noticed about our 'Discrete Structures' and 'Probability and Statistics' teacher, Ms. Em Parac, that she learns stuff by totally analyzing the topic. There was a time when there was a problem that she encountered at class. She suddenly stared into deep space like she can actually see through parallel dimensions and see the answers there. But actually, she thought through the problem and found the solution by mere analysis. Wow [with jaws down]! She truly is categorized "IMBA"!

Well, as for me, I've known this for a long time, I think I learn most in the middle of the test. Weird, isn't it? Sometimes, it kind of sucks because there are times when I lose time because of the loading delay. For that, I have discovered a solution. I don't think this works for everyone, but eating "white rabbit" candy in a middle of a test helps for me [I eat 5 of it every Analytic Geometry test. haha!]. It actually makes me think faster than usual.

An example of my learning style is in our Programming test. I didn't really get the whole idea of Structures in C programming, but when we were having our written exam, I actually got the hang of it. It took some loading time and I wasn't able to finish the whole exam. But the lacking ones were small details. I hope it'll be considered. :)