Definitely going to give it a shot.
The way I study math usually (actually not usually, because it's not very pracrical, but the most productive way I found) is by locking myself in a classroom, laying all my notes spread on different tables, and using the chalkboard as a temporary playground to redo demonstrations and exercises, and sometimes explore ideas on my own.
Theorems and objects end up having a literal spacial position in the room, and I have to move around to study. It feels like being a craft man in his workshop.
It's fun, really. It got me excited to study maths.
But I need a room for it, and I can only get one if I come super early, before class starts, to get 3 or 4 hours of productivity.
Maybe a virtual one like that can work. It's really appealing.
The way I study math usually (actually not usually, because it's not very pracrical, but the most productive way I found) is by locking myself in a classroom, laying all my notes spread on different tables, and using the chalkboard as a temporary playground to redo demonstrations and exercises, and sometimes explore ideas on my own.
Theorems and objects end up having a literal spacial position in the room, and I have to move around to study. It feels like being a craft man in his workshop.
It's fun, really. It got me excited to study maths.
But I need a room for it, and I can only get one if I come super early, before class starts, to get 3 or 4 hours of productivity.
Maybe a virtual one like that can work. It's really appealing.