Both lol. At first I seem like I’m a complete retard. But after a certain point I gain mastery over things super fast. I kind of hate it. If people see me right at the start, they will think I’m stupid. But if they stick around a bit longer, they think I’m a genius and people get jealous. I hate when people think I’m better than them. I’m not. I’m just a nerd who loves to learn. I’m curious as fuck and I want to know everything. That’s all I think it is. Really I’m a dumb fuck, but I know so much shit that I’m able to connect a lot of things and that helps me. I don’t know lol. When I was a kid I was always the best in class, except for the one actual genius kid who would just shit on everyone ya know? So I was like top 1% while the actual genius kids were like.01% if that makes sense.
I don’t know what to think of myself reallly. Sometimes I feel like a complete retard. But that will offend people who think of me as smarter than them. But I don’t think I am.
I can learn very quickly if the task is something that I can practice. As for things that don't happen to often, it will take me a considerably long period of time. I'm not a genius, I just work hard when presented with a new challenge and practice until I've mastered it, so if I can't practice it then I can't learn as quickly.
Depends on what it is I'm learning. Usually I pick up sports and games really fast. Playing instruments (the basics) too. But I think that's partly because I have learned to play the piano at a young age (so I'm pretty good at that)
It depends on the subject and how interested I am in it but generally I pick up on new concepts fairly quickly. It depends a lot on the teacher too though, assuming someone is helping me and I'm not learning on my own.
Depends on the situation. If its hands on learning i only need to do it once, if it's just instruction it needs to be gone through a few times before I can remember
I am incredibly fast at learning and mastering new things. For example, I had never painted before in my life. But within 4 months, I was painting at almost Bob Ross' level. Which is astonishingly fast. Math is the one exception, there's no hope for me there.
Fast learner when -Learning something is required on my job -It's within my interest
Slow learner when -Trying to learn something I may not use in the foreseeable future -Trying to make me learn something I'm not interested with -By having a boring and/or bad teacher/instructor.
I like to take my time at the beginning so I can digest all the details and see how they fit together.. there's a saying in the Army "Slow is smooth, smooth is fast" Take your time and understand what you're doing. Before you know it, you'll be extremely proficient at what you're learning.
That depends on what I am learning. I am great at math and science. But I do poorly in grammar and history. Also languages. I can pick up small phrases easily. But I can't learn a whole language much at all.
It all depends on what the subnect matter is. Automotive or wood working i graspe in a few minutes history. Not intrested in so it takes awhile to learn it
It depends on what is topic is. I self taught my self to play video games and Ambidextrous. In school I have learn fast pn. CT and Sport like net ball.
I am an average learner. I tend to absorb knowledge rather quickly, but it takes me a little while to apply the knowledge, and to be comfortable/confident in doing it.
Fast. I see word. I make a link from that image to something in my brain. I remember it for minimum the Next 5 Years. It takes time and practice. If I don’t make a link, I don’t remember it
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