Describe your favorite season of the year

How to help old people to learn?
Answer: I would admit that at the very aging state o four life, old people are resistant to absorbing new knowledge. However, if we know how to deliver the information more slowly and more frequently, I mean repetitively, they can be able to learn some new things. For example, my uncle, who is aged 54, still can learn how to use the computer, but at a much slower speed compared to youngsters.
Do people in your country like to take online courses?
Answer: Well, I think it really depends on where they live. If they are in big cities like Samarkand or Tashkent, then they prefer offline classes which are nearer to their place of residence. But for those who reside in rural areas, they have to resort to online courses since they are the cheaper way of learning compared to relocating to major cities to learn.
What kinds of teaching methods are suitable for old people?
Answer: As I was saying, the solution to teaching old learners is to reduce the pace of teaching and learning as well as increase the frequency of information's shown to them in the lectures.
Do you like to teach other people?
Answer: To be honest, talking to and sharing my experience with others is just cup of tea. I am very willing to do it whenever someone asks me for advice. However, standing on the stage and imparting knowledge like a professional lecturer is something that I am not really into, you know. I mean I can't stand talking in front of so many people, a small audience is ok.
Is self- study the most effective way of learning?
Answer: I don't think so, to be honest. Self-instruction is an extremely crucial skill you might want to possess, but studying only by yourself. especially at the very first stages, is not a wise choice. Personally, I think the best way is to have someone to guide and show you how things work rather than figuring it all out by yourself, which can be very time - consuming.