My tThoughts about lLearning

My personal conclusion of this questopinion is just doingto do a lot.

As I face more failure, I can recognize what I'm missing or lacking more.

This wording sounds a bit more natural.

What makes a concrete skill are experience and time.

If I only learn hard about theories and book knowledges, but do notnever experience in a real situations, I might think I am good at something bu, only to find that when I reactually do it, I will end up facing a lot of difficulties.

Also, I think self-study is good, but it has a clear limitation.

I canno't figure out what is wrong in what I didI'm doing wrong when I learn something by myself.

I still think that, for beginners, self -study can be a good method to learn, (becaussince when theyour skill level is in a 'beginner' section,' there are astill lots of things to learn, so even self -study can be very effective.).

bBut after getting into an 'intermediate' level, correcting mistakes becomes an important process.

InAt this perspective, a chance to be fixoint, any opportunity to be corrected is valuable.

WellAnyway, what I wrote above is just my personal opinion.

Btw, what I like about this site is that inthe English section, this site seems to be very well activatede.

When I watchlook at the Korean section (which is my native language), there are not many writingposts.

PIt's probably it will bthe same for many other languages.

But for English, a lot of people write something and fixing is done frequentlget corrections right away.

I like that users of this site are almostl learners and they can help each other, makingwhich makes for good interactions.