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John von Neumann's Wisdom: Why You Don't Need to Understand Math Right Away!
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- Опубликовано: 16 май 2024
- John von Neumann's Wisdom: Why You Don't Need to Understand Math Right Away!
Join us in this engaging and insightful episode of Studying Machine as we dive into a fascinating story about the legendary mathematician John von Neumann. Discover how a simple yet profound piece of advice from von Neumann can change your entire perspective on learning complex subjects.
In this video, you'll hear about a struggling student who sought von Neumann's help with a perplexing math problem. The genius mathematician offered an unexpected nugget of wisdom: "In mathematics, we don't understand things. We just get used to them." This story will inspire you to embrace the journey of learning, reminding you that persistence and practice are the keys to mastering any subject.
Whether you're a student facing challenging coursework, a lifelong learner, or someone passionate about the wonders of mathematics, this video is sure to spark your curiosity and motivate you to keep pushing forward.
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"To use mathematics effectively in applications, you need not just knowledge but *skill* . Skill can only be obtained through practice.", Mary Boas in "To The Student" of her "Mathematical Methods in the Physical Sciences".
This is true for both applied (computational-oriented) and pure (theorem-proof oriented) courses.
Hi, Douglas! Thank you so much for your insightful comment! You're absolutely right that skill in mathematics, whether applied or pure, comes from practice and not just knowledge. Mary Boas' emphasis on this in "Mathematical Methods in the Physical Sciences" is a valuable reminder for anyone learning mathematics. I appreciate the recommendation and will definitely check out the book.
Your input adds great value to the discussion, and I look forward to incorporating more of these insights in my future videos. Thanks again for sharing your thoughts!
@@StudyingMachine-yg4th When I tutored Physics and Math, I would always ask a new client if they play a musical instrument or a sport. In the beginning, one sounds horrible, is clumsy, etc. but after some practice, one starts to "get it". Physics and Math are the same. I would tell them that learning Physics & Math is the same process; that turned down their stress level.
@@douglasstrother6584 Thank you so much for sharing your experience! Your approach is truly insightful and inspiring. Drawing parallels between learning Physics and Math to practicing a musical instrument or sport is such a wonderful way to help students understand the process and reduce their stress. It’s fascinating how you’ve combined these different disciplines to create a relatable and effective teaching strategy. Your students are lucky to have a tutor who not only understands the material but also knows how to make it accessible and enjoyable. Keep up the amazing work!
@@StudyingMachine-yg4th Thanks!
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Agree! Thanks for watching!
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