No Red Pill No Blue Pill Response

No Red Pill No Blue Pill was very interesting to read. It really expressed all about learning and the difficulties you find when you try to engage yourself in a topic. I found it really well written and the author really wrote what she thought about learning. I really enjoyed the depth she took with the topic and the visuals helped well and made it better.

I agree with the fact that learning can be hard. It is difficult to stay focused when learning some things because you might not really enjoy the topic so your mind will drift away and you won't be able to learn anything. She had written about 8 tips to be great and the first one was passion but you can substitute it for motivation, which is like what I wrote above, you have to be motivated and like the topic to learn it. She had written a little lower down about how even if the teacher tries to get you too focus there will be little progress. I don't completely agree with this because I do think that the teacher has a possibility to help you because she is able to motivate you and get you to engage your self a little more when learning a certain topic.

I really payed attention to the fact that she said learning can be social but in the end it is individual and I completely agree. To start you can work with friends and teachers and discuss things that you just learned and ask questions about the topic but it is up too you to take the information home with you. You can work with people for as long as you want but when you go home and don't think about that information you just learned that is your self choosing to forget. However, you can really focus with your friends and teacher, go home, put it into your own words and expand and then it becomes individual.

Reading this made me think a lot about learning. I didn't completely agree with everything she said but in the end she had some great ideas. It was interesting to read how she elaborated on this in such a great form. I really enjoyed No Red Pill No Blue Pill.