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Personal writing and other things by Nabeel Qureshi.
← Back Video Games are the Future of Education Published: June 21, 2020 . Substack version My real education as a teenager was: Books I chose to read myself Learning to program computers (taught myself) Video games (found them myself) Maths (school) #1-3 happened despite formal schooling, not because of it, something Paul Graham says here: This suggests the following conclusion: 1. The things you learn by yourself stick; the things that are “taught” to you do not stick. The fundamental principle of education is to give students an environment, and tools, where they can make discoveries themsel
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