I have 100% grounds to say what's been better for me over the 30 or so years of school I've taken, I'm sorry if you're reading more into what I'm saying than what I'm saying.
Just like I'll say that spaced repetition seems like a good theory that I'm having trouble (with adhd) putting into practice esp while taking classes and holding down a job. Or that I liked the approach the class took during lectures by talking with a small peer group, but could see that it didn't work for many shy people and seemed to take a lot of lecture time. Overall they were interesting and I'd try them again.
These are my own observations I am not professing to be an expert in education.
you are absolutely the expert on whats "better for you". Definitely. Maybe i misread your initial comments. I had read it as you were offering "what was better in general" Or maybe its the long line of comments of ignorant people proudly offering their opinions on a topic they are absolutely unqualified too.
Apologies. yes you are free to say whats better for you. noone knows you better than you.
Just like I'll say that spaced repetition seems like a good theory that I'm having trouble (with adhd) putting into practice esp while taking classes and holding down a job. Or that I liked the approach the class took during lectures by talking with a small peer group, but could see that it didn't work for many shy people and seemed to take a lot of lecture time. Overall they were interesting and I'd try them again.
These are my own observations I am not professing to be an expert in education.