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[p00_p00]

man u ppl are alll freaks!!!!!

Well im goin 2 reread this thread again (for the 50th time) so i can understand wat u ppl are on about.


But i doubt the HSC will throw somethin as trivial as that.

 

[underthesun]

Originally posted by McLake


Teach logic, how illogical ...

don't have to teach the logic

tihs topic is mostly logic + knowledge, because all these confusing conditions that your brain has to interpret..

 

[BlackJack]

To think how much this thread has grown from the one question about some combination stuff...

IF there is a way to teach logic, could someone let me know?..., there's this kid 'boarding' in my house who has no idea how logic works...

 

[Lazarus]

Step him through a few different logic puzzles and then help him solve some on his own. Practice, practice practice.

 

[BlackJack]

It's possible.. but requires time, which we don't have right now...
*files method into archives, and takes out a logic puzzles book*
"the original and the best"
Of course, that's assuming I can get un-brainwash him from all the influences of Japanese TV products...
*thanks anyway*

 

[spice girl]

Logic? I thought you were born with/without it?

 

[BlackJack]

I think it's possible to teach logic anyway... starting early, one can get proficient at maths which otherwise they'd suck at. It's nurture more than nature (look at some of the asians).

Probably the wiring differences in brain, which can be changed.

I'm born left-handed, but I use my right hand now... therefore I think logic skills can be modified as well...

 

[Lazarus]

Originally posted by spice girl
Logic? I thought you were born with/without it?

How many babies are logical? Imo, logic, along with everything else, is developed throughout your childhood and the rest of your life. Some people may have a genetic predisposition towards logic, but I don't think you can be born without it - it's a way of thinking.