As for electricity; what do i know and what do i know i don't know about the topic. I've learned about electricity in school, work, from friends, co-workers, instructors, and occasionally with a paper clip and and outlet... I get the basics of positive, negative, current flow and can load test a battery or alternator on a vehicle as well as can test certain wires to determine wear a faulty part might be. But when it comes to actually remembering volts, ohms, amperes, ect... and how they all work together and what exactly they are, i have yet to find an explanation or a way of learning it so i can keep this locked in to my head. I have heard explanations ranging from water in a pipe to a photographer lens. Evidently none of which have been too successful due to the fact that when i read the question at the bottom of our task sheet about discussing what i know, i found i had to reteach myself the basics so i could have something to say tomorrow.
I wonder what is a good learning style for me with electricity being that I tend to be an accommodating/hands-on learner?
I'm sorry I didn't find this sooner.
ReplyDeleteBut, it looks to have worked out OK so far?
There is so much, and time is so short.
Keep up the conversation. I believe it really helps to write a little reflection on your learning'. Quite well proven actually. (;