Processing speed: Sometimes I feel like a faster than average learner. Sometimes I feel like a slower than average learner. But I think its honestly neither. I'm a different learner. For example, a video explaining how to do a task. I might need to watch it slightly slower and pause to reflect, but than I might execute it perfectly. Or if someone is spelling a word or giving me a novel concept. I need to process it for a bit but than its in my long term memory.
I feel like its less to do with processing speed and more to do with neural networks. Like...the parts of my brains are connected in a different way and information is communicated and shared and stores by different parts differently than a NT brain.
Absolutely. I find that when metaphors/real life comparisons are used in teaching I am able to understand things so much better. Also, some things just click and others don’t. I love your dissection of this topic!
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Sometimes I feel like a faster than average learner. Sometimes I feel like a slower than average learner.
But I think its honestly neither. I'm a different learner.
For example, a video explaining how to do a task. I might need to watch it slightly slower and pause to reflect, but than I might execute it perfectly.
Or if someone is spelling a word or giving me a novel concept. I need to process it for a bit but than its in my long term memory.
I feel like its less to do with processing speed and more to do with neural networks. Like...the parts of my brains are connected in a different way and information is communicated and shared and stores by different parts differently than a NT brain.
Its just a hypothesis I have. Thoughts?
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