I just realized that popular media has made me think this is somehow a bad thing. When actually it's how things should be. If you can do something do it. When you can't teach someone who can. Ugh, capitalism creeps into everything.
I just realized that popular media has made me think this is somehow a bad thing. When actually it's how things should be. If you can do something do it. When you can't teach someone who can. Ugh, capitalism creeps into everything.
Or you... learn from a person used to do it, which is also a good program. Just because you teach it doesn't mean you can't do it. My best teachers were almost always people who came into teaching with a background where they did some pretty interesting shit before moving to teaching. Like the dude who hit 45 and his kids had moved out and he realized he was kinda lonely so he retired from working in advanced chemical science to teach chemical science to highschoolers. He had all these old decommissioned computers from the lab where he used to work and he showed us these ancient computer programs on them a few times. The dude had stories that made the science he was teaching more relevant. It wasn't just words on pages. They were anecdotes about working at places like Hanford.