First Lecture Completed

[Debater Slayer]

Yesterday, I gave my first-ever lecture as an instructor. It was on probability, statistics, and basics of set theory--for data science. The lecture was online with around 20 people attending (mostly graduates switching to programming from other fields).

I got great feedback on it and was told the two hours were informative and simple to grasp. Since this is my first time working as an instructor, the feedback and positive first dive were a huge boost. I was also required to cite both the Arabic and English versions of the mathematical terminology, so it was almost double the material. It still went well.

First attempt successful!

 

[ChristineM]

Yesterday, I gave my first-ever lecture as an instructor. It was on probability, statistics, and basics of set theory--for data science. The lecture was online with around 20 people attending (mostly graduates switching to programming from other fields).

I got great feedback on it and was told the two hours were informative and simple to grasp. Since this is my first time working as an instructor, the feedback and positive first dive were a huge boost. I was also required to cite both the Arabic and English versions of the mathematical terminology, so it was almost double the material. It still went well.

First attempt successful!

Well done.

 

[Jayhawker Soule]

CONGRATULATIONS! You should be very proud.

 

[Secret Chief]

Yesterday, I gave my first-ever lecture as an instructor. It was on probability, statistics, and basics of set theory--for data science. The lecture was online with around 20 people attending (mostly graduates switching to programming from other fields).

I got great feedback on it and was told the two hours were informative and simple to grasp. Since this is my first time working as an instructor, the feedback and positive first dive were a huge boost. I was also required to cite both the Arabic and English versions of the mathematical terminology, so it was almost double the material. It still went well.

First attempt successful!

R E S U L T !!!

 

[Polymath257]

Very good! Sounds like you are off and running!

 

[Left Coast]

Yesterday, I gave my first-ever lecture as an instructor. It was on probability, statistics, and basics of set theory--for data science. The lecture was online with around 20 people attending (mostly graduates switching to programming from other fields).

I got great feedback on it and was told the two hours were informative and simple to grasp. Since this is my first time working as an instructor, the feedback and positive first dive were a huge boost. I was also required to cite both the Arabic and English versions of the mathematical terminology, so it was almost double the material. It still went well.

First attempt successful!

You are amazing! Congrats!

 

[Rival]

Awesome!!!

 

[exchemist]

Yesterday, I gave my first-ever lecture as an instructor. It was on probability, statistics, and basics of set theory--for data science. The lecture was online with around 20 people attending (mostly graduates switching to programming from other fields).

I got great feedback on it and was told the two hours were informative and simple to grasp. Since this is my first time working as an instructor, the feedback and positive first dive were a huge boost. I was also required to cite both the Arabic and English versions of the mathematical terminology, so it was almost double the material. It still went well.

First attempt successful!

Mumtaz!

 

[Audie]

Yesterday, I gave my first-ever lecture as an instructor. It was on probability, statistics, and basics of set theory--for data science. The lecture was online with around 20 people attending (mostly graduates switching to programming from other fields).

I got great feedback on it and was told the two hours were informative and simple to grasp. Since this is my first time working as an instructor, the feedback and positive first dive were a huge boost. I was also required to cite both the Arabic and English versions of the mathematical terminology, so it was almost double the material. It still went well.

First attempt successful!

Mom pointed out that the real test of whether you know your material comes when you try to teach it

 

[England my lionheart]

Yesterday, I gave my first-ever lecture as an instructor. It was on probability, statistics, and basics of set theory--for data science. The lecture was online with around 20 people attending (mostly graduates switching to programming from other fields).

I got great feedback on it and was told the two hours were informative and simple to grasp. Since this is my first time working as an instructor, the feedback and positive first dive were a huge boost. I was also required to cite both the Arabic and English versions of the mathematical terminology, so it was almost double the material. It still went well.

First attempt successful!

Awesome but unsurprising

 

[VoidCat]

Congrats!

 

[SomeRandom]

 

[Polymath257]

Mom pointed out that the real test of whether you know your material comes when you try to teach it

The version I was told is that you don't *really* understand a subject until you've taught it. That extra pressure of being in front of a class inspires a lot of learning.

 

[Audie]

The version I was told is that you don't *really* understand a subject until you've taught it. That extra pressure of being in front of a class inspires a lot of learning.

Mom said it in Cantonese

 

[ADigitalArtist]

Congratulations my friend. I'm proud of you.

 

[Brickjectivity]

Good news! I predict success with two or three standard deviations of certainty.

 

[Debater Slayer]

Thanks a lot, all! I appreciate the encouraging snd kind words.

Mumtaz!

Shukran!

 

[Debater Slayer]

Mom pointed out that the real test of whether you know your material comes when you try to teach it

Your mom is a wise woman! I totally agree.

 

[Daemon Sophic]

The version I was told is that you don't *really* understand a subject until you've taught it. That extra pressure of being in front of a class inspires a lot of learning.

Our expression for practicing procedures in school was simply,
See one,
Do one,
Teach one.

 

[Valjean]

Very good! Sounds like you are off and running!

Yes, sounds like a high conditional probability of continued success, though a lot of variables remain unknown...
































































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