As an early elementary teacher, I loved the 2 + 3 and 2 + mystery analogy. It really helped me connect this way of thinking and learning to what I actually teach my kiddos
@broenos #feedback 7s please do this. It would have prevented a ton of frustration and time wasted on my end. Will have to go back and review these things recommended after having gone through the entire module.
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I'm kind of confused. Why does B -> C and A -> C lead us to A -> B? Isn't that mixing up necessary and sufficient?
For eg:
Bananas -> Fruits
Apples -> Fruits
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Apples -> Bananas?
Let's see if my First Order Logic classes at UC Berkeley will come in handy here.
I actually like this analogy. I was always pretty decent at algebra. Let's see if it helps.
The math aint mathing
I was never good at algebra
@JohnThorn same
Must be true indicates necessity while sufficient assumption indicates sufficiency.
As an early elementary teacher, I loved the 2 + 3 and 2 + mystery analogy. It really helped me connect this way of thinking and learning to what I actually teach my kiddos
@pinkaliciousxlaw Aww. And you're going to law school soon?
For those that struggle with which group rules to follow, I use the order of the vowels finishing with a No.
Group 1 | Group 2
I for If | O for Only
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Group 3 | Group 4
U for /Unless | No for /No
@Annette_M_Rivera Wow... thank you!!
as someone who MBT is their worst section, crap
why in the frick wasn't this the first lesson in the module
@emilylu when your platform charges based on time, so you make learning take as long as possible
This section really ties all the questions together and why I got some wrong. Rule based ones are no bueno for me.
They should put this section at the beginning of the module.
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@broenos #feedback
#feedback. Please do this somehow.
@broenos #feedback 7s please do this. It would have prevented a ton of frustration and time wasted on my end. Will have to go back and review these things recommended after having gone through the entire module.
@broenos a million %
@broenos most people would give up early if you put this at the beginning.
@broenos was just coming to comment this same thing