Do you first watch the video then read the text or first read the text then watch the video?

5:13 AM, Monday April 11th 2022

Are you suppossed to:

1- watch the video

2 - read the text

or

1- read the text

2 - watch the video

1 users agree
7:58 AM, Monday April 11th 2022

it doesn't matter, do what u feels right first , sometimes watching video help to better understanding, and sometimes reading is more helpful.

what is important is re-watching and re-reading until you get a good understanding of the concept.

all the best

0 users agree
7:55 PM, Thursday April 14th 2022

Personally I read and then watch, but it really doesn't matter what order you do.

0 users agree
7:22 AM, Saturday April 16th 2022

For me what worked was watching the video -> reading the text -> doing the exercise while following the text and referring back to video whenever i needed to see how Comfy was doing it.

But do what works for you since there really isn't a wrong/right way. What I would recommend though is not skipping either the video or text as they complement each other.

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