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The Japanese Student Pt. 3
The other day in class, one of my students who had once been a serious student of KENDO explained to me the concept of SHU HA RI. When Japanese students begin learning something, they follow what the teacher says and don't ask questions. The reason, I think, is so that the student can learn the basics the exact same way as the teacher did before. The good point is that the student will learn the fundamentals completely and properly. The bad point is that the student may only know, but not understand, and it can take a long time to learn this way.
American students consider thinking and understanding to be more important for learning than following the basic steps. That's why they ask so many questions. They want to have a complete understanding before they focus on the fundamentals. This is an important point in American culture. Even Steve Jobs' motto was "Think Different". The good point is that the student can learn and remember quickly. The bad point is that some important basic steps are missed and can prevent someone from reaching a very high level.
I think the best way to learn is a little of both!
The Japanese Student Pt. 3
The other day in class, one of my students who had once been a serious student of KENDO explained to me the concept of SHU HA RI. When Japanese students begin learning something, they follow what the teacher says and don't ask questions. The reason, I think, is so that the student can learn the basics the exact same way as the teacher did before. The good point is that the student will learn the fundamentals completely and properly. The bad point is that the student may only know, but not understand, and it can take a long time to learn this way.
American students consider thinking and understanding to be more important for learning than following the basic steps. That's why they ask so many questions. They want to have a complete understanding before they focus on the fundamentals. This is an important point in American culture. Even Steve Jobs' motto was "Think Different". The good point is that the student can learn and remember quickly. The bad point is that some important basic steps are missed and can prevent someone from reaching a very high level.
I think the best way to learn is a little of both!
i love this theme ,sounding very phylosopycal.its often said practice makes perfect ,and also primacy of practice over theory shuoldnt be forget.there is basic theory first,as our senior found it through unimaginable effort and development."think different" mmean "break through" something depending on basical techniques already are.so,the procces,whether active or passive learning attitude is rather small deal.the problem is how to proceed that more forward ,i think.so,i totally agree with your conclusion .
返信削除Would you tell me how to deliet my comment I sent.I noticed It was full of mistaken English .I should have spent lot of time to check it up before email.
返信削除hmmm. I'm not sure. Do you see a delete button? Which comment do you want to delete? It's ok to make mistakes. Your comment doesn't have to be perfect.
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