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by xsmasher
1993 days ago
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I think it helps to point out when something is an oddity that serves no practical modern purpose; the learner needs to know which are the "good bits" and which are the backward compatible cruft so they don't mistake one for the other. |
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Not necessarily. Teaching too much, too fast can distract a student from mastering each step; from properly “leveling up”. Teaching materials (including online courses like this) need to start with a theory of the learner in order to select and tailor materials for best effect.