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See being academically gifted is a totally different thing then being musically gifted. If you have soft, small fingers that will probably make it harder to play an Electric Guitar. That would take about six months just to get your fingers hard enough. Then after that there would probably be about six more months just to master the basics. You might consider playing a more easily strung instrument, like the acoustic guitar.
-Thjhis is a reply to the person who wrote the anser above. The acoustic is not easier, it is actually harder than the electric guitar. So PWND!
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What is a prodigy?
Someone who is a fast learner and catches on to things fast
How can you fix your suspended learner's permit?
The laws of the state which issued the permit will tell you that.
What should you take first regular guitar or electric guitar?
This usually depends on the style of music you want to play, but in most cases has the same results each time. People who start to play on an electric guitar first will learn to play basic songs easily, but will have difficulty learning any further than that. Starting to play on a 'regular', or acoustic guitar will give a learner better control over timings and scales, and a good knowledge of what note goes where and what sounds good with it.
What are the consequences for driving with just a learner's permit?
Your question is too vague. Please be more specific.
Can you drive in Va with a permit for pa?
If you are with a licensed driver and you have a learner's permit, there should be no problem. But both of you must have the IDs with you.
What is a repetitive learner?
A repetitive learner is someone who learns by repetition, thus repeating something over and over, in order to learn something. Most physical activities are learned through repetition, doing the same moves over and over again. Also, learning an instrument requires much repetition.
Can a learner driver in South Australia tow a trailer?
Generally towing is prohibited while on a learner's permit.
What type of learner is a hands on learner?
"Hands-on" learning is also known as "kinetic learning." A kinetic learner can absorb information through writing down information, through performing the task or procedure to be learned, or any combination of these.
What do You Call Someone Who Has Learned Something by Himself or Herself?
The word "autodidact" is used for an entirely self-taught learned person.
Does a talk-to-think learner generally take his or her time when making decisions?
False
What does a responsible learner look like?
they have white skin and are generally not poor, at least middle class.
In what states are out-of-state learner's permits allowed?
Out-of-state learner's permits are generally allowed in all states, but specific rules and restrictions may vary. It is important to check with the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) in the state where you plan to drive with an out-of-state learner's permit.
What is the definition of Superimposed meaningful structure?
"The technique is simple: The learner imposes a familiar structure on the body of information to be learned. That structure can be a sentence, story, rhythm, acronym, or anything else already familiar to the learner." From Jeanne Ormrod's Human Learning, 2008
What is the received curriculum?
Received curriculum'can be defined as to what the learner actually learns. Not what was necessarily planned by the educator? One learner's perception can be totally different to another learners'.
What type of learner must reflect on information and prefers to study alone and in quiet area?
This type of learner is likely an introspective or reflective learner. They benefit from solitary study in a quiet environment to process information deeply and make connections in their own way. They may find it helpful to reflect on what they have learned to fully understand and retain the information.
What are the differences between simulation and demonstration?
Role-playing involves rehearsing a desired behaviour. In demonstration the learner practises the skill to show that it has been learned.
What is the difference between a passive learner and an active learner?
A passive learner is one who seeks employment while sitting at home trying to find a job on Monster.com! An active learner is one who goes to the passive learner's house and uses his computer to start his own business!
