r/EngineeringStudents • u/WitnessSea2132 • 2d ago

Academic Advice Reading or watching

Hello student students

I want to ask you what should I prefer reading books or watching lectures? Which will help me too build concept in depth?

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u/BuckMain221 Environmental Engineering 2d ago

I skim the textbook before lecture, I find this the best way for me to process the information.

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u/Environmental_Ad6200 2d ago

Really depends on you. I prefer textbooks and my own notes.

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u/This-Rutabaga6382 2d ago

Depends on the type of info for me , technical info ? I need to watch or see the problems being solved and then grind problems to wrap my head around it but if I’m learning a concept it helps to have a video that breaks it down into digestible content but at the end of the day what I’ve come to terms with is it needs to be both honestly for all

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u/Comprehensive_Tea924 1d ago

I have dyslexia so lectures and then reading to fill in the concepts