ᐅ If you like, I can continue with Block 13!

Created on: 19 Sep 2022 08:42
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Farke
Hello everyone,

I am currently working through the learning series and have a question about whether and how I should continue with "Block 13." If you like, I can proceed with Block 13! I want to avoid skipping unnecessary steps or losing the logical flow in the content. It is important to me that the transition from Block 12 to 13 is clear and that I don’t miss any relevant connections.

Does anyone have experience with Block 13 and can say if this section is particularly useful once the previous parts are understood? Are there any specific focus areas or pitfalls to watch out for in Block 13?

I look forward to your feedback!
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loken
19 Sep 2022 11:42
Farke schrieb:
If you want, I can gladly continue with Block 13!

Sounds great if you’re already ready! Block 13 is like the next level in your learning game – a bit more challenging, but hey, that’s what makes it exciting, right? 😉

Don’t underestimate it: The fun factor increases when you start seeing how everything connects. So let’s get to it, and if you get stuck anywhere, just let us know. We’re not here just for fun. 🙂
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gojan7
20 Sep 2022 09:03
If you have made your decision: Start with block 13.
Pay attention to chapters 2 and 4, as they are somewhat more complex.
If you have any questions, please post them here.
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Farke
20 Sep 2022 15:11
faso31 schrieb:
The topic X in block 13 is often taken for granted, but there are definitely alternative approaches that can even be more effective.

Thank you for the food for thought. Could you please explain in more detail which alternative approaches you mean exactly? I want to avoid relying blindly on one method, especially if there are better options.

I also find it interesting how common assumptions can be critically questioned without losing the main focus. Finding a balance between open-minded thinking and a systematic approach is important to me.
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gregto
21 Sep 2022 07:22
Farke schrieb:
Could you please explain a bit more precisely which alternative approaches you are referring to?

The point is that some methods from Block 13 are based on traditional models, which have since been supplemented by recent research. Some alternatives, for example, place more emphasis on practical application rather than purely theoretical models.

If you like, I can share some resources and studies that describe these newer methods. This would add a fresh perspective to your work with Block 13.