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    Tejashree Katdare

    Tejashree Katdare

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    Updated: Oct 21, 2024
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    What is your opinion on the following statement.

    Learning happens through Experience Not Through Accepting Theories.
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  • gaurav.bhorkar

    Member • Jul 28, 2010

    I agree to it that learning happens through practical experience. But to get a practical experience you are ought to know the theories.
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  • Kaustubh Katdare

    Administrator • Jul 28, 2010

    Well, I think one has to understand the theory before experiencing it in real life for complete understanding/learning. I'd see an electric motor run but I'd not understand why the motor actually ran unless I learn about the basics of electro-magnetic effect.
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  • abhishek1814

    Member • Sep 6, 2010

    Yes Mona i accept your statement... experience is what makes man perfect!
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  • MegaByte

    Member • Oct 23, 2010

    I think learning happens not only by the theories but its implementation must also be tried out. Both are necessary elements in the process of learning.
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  • anuraadha

    Member • Oct 24, 2010

    Yes I second Mona. Also to get an interest to know the theory one should see its application. 😀
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  • aj_onduty

    Member • Oct 24, 2010

    Theory and practical knowledge should be given simultaneously, in right proportions. If you are taught a theory along with a visual or practical experience, then you will never forget it.
    You can learn inertia as the tendency of the body to remain at rest or at uniform motion in a straight unless it is disturbed by another force. Else, you can keep a postcard on a glass tumbler and place a coin at the centre of the tumbler above the postcard. Then you can flick the post card and see the coin falling into the tumbler and thus prove to yourself that the coin refused to move with the card board but fell down without retaining its position because of gravity. This is due to the inertia of the coin.
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  • BCA_GIRL

    Member • Nov 3, 2010

    One thing which i would like to say is "Learning happens through the will of learning with experience along with some(or more) theoretical knowledge".
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  • 4M4N

    Member • Dec 22, 2010

    both experience and theory are important for learning
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